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Muay Thai Fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon Marries Oren Levi in Grand Ceremony

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Muay Thai fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon is marrying Oren Levi in a large wedding in Hadera featuring a boxing ring photo booth and notable Israeli singers.

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  • Ahavat Hashem Gordon, a 20-year-old Muay Thai fighter, marries Oren Levi in Hadera tonight.
  • The wedding hosts about 1,000 guests with food by chef Avi Biton and live music.
  • The bride's brother escorts the couple to the chuppah accompanied by a band.
  • Famous singers Ben Tzur, Liam Golan, Leyad Meir, and Moshe Kursia will perform.
  • A boxing ring photo booth will be set up, reflecting Gordon's fighting background.
  • Gordon is youngest of eight brothers, all named with 'Hashem' and practicing Muay Thai.
Muay Thai Fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon Marries Oren Levi in Grand Ceremony
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Ahavat Hashem Gordon, a 20-year-old Muay Thai and kickboxing fighter, is marrying his partner Oren Levi, 19, in a lavish wedding held this evening at the "HaYa'ar" hall in Hadera. The event will host around 1,000 guests and feature cuisine prepared by chef Avi Biton. The bride's brother will escort the couple to the chuppah accompanied by a live band. Notable guests expected to celebrate on the dance floor include singers Ben Tzur, Liam Golan, Leyad Meir, and Moshe Kursia.

In line with Gordon's boxing background, the venue will include a boxing ring serving as a professional photo booth for guests. Ahavat Hashem is the youngest of eight brothers, all of whom practice Muay Thai and kickboxing and share names incorporating "Hashem" (God). Their mother, originally from Hong Kong with Thai and Filipino roots, converted to Judaism after meeting Dr. Azriel Gordon and changed her name to Haninat Hashem. The family patriarch passed away four years ago, and since then, their mother has mainly supported the younger sons in their competitions.

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