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Israeli Singer Detained for Threatening Partner and Breaking Car Window, Released to House Arrest An Israeli singer was detained after threatening his partner and breaking her car window during a breakup confrontation. The court extended his detention until Sunday afternoon, then ordered five days of house arrest. His name remains under gag order until Monday morning to protect his privacy.
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What happened 01 Israeli singer detained for threatening partner and breaking her car window during breakup. 02 Court extended detention until 4 p.m. Sunday, then ordered five days house arrest. 03 Singer claims threat was about throwing belongings out the window, not physical harm. 04 Defense lawyer requested name suppression to protect singer's reputation and dignity. 05 Court ruled singer's danger level low, allowing release to house arrest. 06 Partner is a social media figure; incident caused cancellation of singer's recent concert. Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet , the latest report. Read Ynet’s original The coverage
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