The star arrived at the religious council in Haifa - in preparation for the upcoming wedding • and also: Why has he not yet opened his adoption file?
Static in the Religious Council
Photo:
Jonathan Danino
In his joint interview with Ben El Tavori, which will be published on Wednesday in the Independence Day supplement of "Israel Today", Static (Liraz Russo) referred to his upcoming wedding with his partner of the past five years, Sarit Pollak.
The wedding was scheduled for May last year, because the corona was postponed later to October and then came a second closure that again stopped the preparations.
I do not yet have experience in weddings.
Its production company has now inherited our name, 'Rousseau'.
Think how crazy: she changed the company name to my last name. "
Why haven't you opened the adoption file yet?
"The truth is that I have had a desire for a long time, and I still have not done it. Because I am getting married soon, so the rabbinate opened the case for me to find out that I am Jewish. I mean, technically I was sitting in the same room with Dayan, with my adoption case open before him. "I and the bag were in the same room together."
And not tempted to peek? At least find out in which country you were born?
"No. It's stressful. The moment will come when I feel it. It could very well be that when I have a child, then it will mature in me. But hey, at least I know I'm certainly a Jew."
As you may recall, last September the star shared that he was on his way to obtain the rabbinate's approval for his wedding and encountered difficulties that caused him immense heartache and shook his world.
"Yesterday I heard words I have never heard in my life," he wrote in a post that created a big storm on the net.
"For the first time, the subject that hurts me the most and is the hardest for me in the world is exposed underground, deep deep, where I buried it in my heart. A subject so sensitive and painful that I am already outside indifferent to it as a defense system.
"Yes, right, the adoption. Suddenly we become personal towards the wedding. Suddenly this Judaism of mine, my identity, was questionable," he shared with hundreds of thousands of followers.
"You do not understand how humiliating and painful it is to know that maybe everything you grew up on is not true. Maybe everything you know is an illusion. I saw black. I saw so black that I cared nothing more. Luckily, thanks to the multiple efforts of my managers, excavations Archeology really, my breath is back, my soul is back, officially, a Jew for everything.
"If ever in my life I was close to a heart attack - it was this time. Thank you to everyone who cared for me, I could not answer or share the shame, the pain. A new date will be set for the wedding. Life will go on. Luckily, I am the same I thought I was. We know. "
After receiving the permit, he also shared it on social media, writing: "This is what a document that closes a long story of thirty years or at least a large part of the story looks like. When I grew up my whole identity was in complete darkness they could not shine with any flashlight, but now, thanks to all the light. "In my life, things are starting to clear up slowly. So my light, Shritush, I can finally officially become happy in person and marry you," he excitedly turned to his fiancée Sarit Polak.
"How much this year has taught us about marriage, huh? So on the one hand now we can finally stand under a canopy, but on the other hand along the way with you I learned that no document or ceremony or class or thing in this world is stronger than the love we already have. Very happy "For us and for myself. Thank you very much to the Rabbinical Court in Haifa for the professional and sensitive conduct. And a huge thank you to Mordechai Hassidim the Tzaddik who did this way with me," Static wrote.
The singer has now arrived for the marriage registration at the marriage department of the religious council in Haifa, where he met with the chairman of the religious council, Rabbi Moshe Dagan, and also posed for a photo with the staff who work there and with the rabbis. Congratulations!