Singer Shimon Buskila Denies Violence Allegations Following Police Investigation
Israeli singer Shimon Buskila addressed the public for the first time on Sunday after being questioned by police on Friday over allegations that he threatened his former partner. Buskila denied the accusations during the investigation and was released under restrictive conditions. In a video statement, he described the relationship as very complex, with ups and downs, and requested privacy out of concern for his former partner.
Buskila firmly rejected any claims of violence, stating that he has never harmed anyone, whether a friend or partner, and emphasized that violence is not part of his character or lifestyle. He also clarified that his police questioning lasted about an hour, after which he returned home and was not placed under arrest or house arrest. He mentioned that he spent the following day normally, including dining out.
Concluding his message, Buskila thanked his fans for their long-term support and assured them he will continue his musical career. He expressed affection for his audience, calling them his future and world, and reaffirmed his commitment to them.
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