Shavit Wiesel talks about the decision to leave Israel/Instagram screenshot
About two weeks ago we told you about the decision of retired model and beauty queen
Shavit Wiesel
to leave the country.
A huge change that, surprisingly, was not caused by the harsh political situation to say the least, but mainly because of a business job offer received by a fan, Wiesel's husband.
According to her, the aforementioned move was joyful, exciting and interesting, and she of course made sure to make it clear that the idea of moving to Cyprus came up even before the war, and so it turned out that the family took the big step in question.
Now that she is already in Cyprus adjusting to her new life, the former beauty queen shares with her followers new feelings and details about moving to a foreign country.
"I really don't feel guilty, we didn't leave because of the war. Life calls for all kinds of things and it turns out that this is a complicated time. I am constantly updated on what is happening in Israel. I have family and friends and Israel is my heart," explains Wiesel to a follower who asked if there are any feelings of guilt about The transition and the change.
"What does it matter what I wear? What I eat?"/screenshot, shavitwiesel Instagram screen
As mentioned, Shavit moved with her limited family unit - which means that she does not have many acquaintances there.
When the mother was asked if she felt lonely, she answered: "Not at all! This experience solidifies the family unit very much, certainly at a time like this, and I enjoy it very much!".
As you know, the model was born and raised in Kibbutz Bari, one of the places that suffered the most losses on October Shiva.
During the last period, she put up many posts on the subject and worked a lot to raise awareness about the abductees and what happened in the kibbutz on that cursed Shabbat.
She continues to share with her followers about the entire recent period in relation to what is happening in Israel and the place close to her heart: "It's not that simple. One day like this and one day like that, most of you have also noticed that I'm here much less," she tells and adds her daily struggles: "There are days when I just feel What I will bring up is the nonsense like what does it matter what I wear? What I eat? What color I did on my nails? When there are people who are now in Gaza with the devil? Who are fighting for their lives!", ending with feelings that we can all completely identify with.
Following the events, the Netal Association is increasing the helpline at 1-800-363-363 or on the association's website. The line provides mental assistance to anyone who feels pressure, anxiety and needs support and mental assistance due to the situation.
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