In the main testimony she will say, among other things: "He wanted me to die, because I wanted to divorce him" • Her brother Ofer to "Israel Today": "She will have to go back, to the trauma"
Shira Isakov will appear tomorrow (Sunday) before three judges in the Be'er Sheva District Court and before her ex-husband, Aviad Moshe, and will testify a primary testimony in which she will say, among other things, as she said in her testimony to the police: "He wanted me to die because I wanted to divorce him."
Isakov sang in the Knesset: "Why do I have to see again who tried to murder me"? // Photo: From the Knesset channel
Five months after the assassination attempt in Mitzpe Ramon, Shira will testify about the events of that evening, when Aviad was standing over her, and she was lying on the floor, bleeding, and her husband hit her in the face with a rolling pin, and later with a kitchen knife.
He mutilated her face beyond recognition while her son, then 10 months old, was sitting there because his father had forced him to watch the horrific event.
Shira will testify about a severe mask of violence that has passed from her husband, since she had a miscarriage.
As she was making challah, an argument broke out between them, which intensified.
When Shira could no longer absorb the insults, she called her parents and asked to stay at their home in Carmiel for the holiday.
When she asked to leave the house and her husband blocked her way, she slapped him that he was a killer that caused her to have an abortion.
At this point, the indictment states, he decided to kill her.
While she was talking to them, Aviad violently attacked her, and her parents heard and saw everything in the video call.
He strangled her, whispered to her "I'm going to die already," and hit her hard with the rolling pin.
Shira shouted: "Aviad, Aviad, he will not have a mother. Aviad, he will not have a mother."
In response, he said: "He will not have a mother anyway."
Moshe acted in every legal way to prevent her testimony, and was even willing to confess attributed to him, but Shira demanded and insisted that she testify.
"I want everyone to know what he did to me," she said.
Ofer Iscove, Shira's brother, said: "There is tension. She needs to see again what tried to kill her, so the tension is natural. It is true that in the divorce process she has already seen it, but it was different, because there were another 12-10 unit members. Nachshon of the IPS that separated them.
Now Poetry will have to go back, to that particular moment of the great trauma.
To hear all the recordings again, including his own recordings - he recorded the whole event.
She'll really have to get into it again.
It's hearing again everything that was there in great detail, she'll really have to get into it again.
It is a different process from the divorce, which was a mental release, a mental release from the person himself. "