A few days before she marries her choice of heart, Rom Shamir, Nasreen Kadri posted a post to Instagram that addresses the security situation and the recent terrorist attacks.
"This week was supposed to be the happiest week of my life. A week I have actually been waiting for a lifetime," wrote Kadri, who was born into an Arab-Muslim family in Lod and grew up in Haifa.
"This coming Sunday I will march under the canopy and this whole week is accompanied by celebrations and last organizations. It hit us for the first time in Be'er Sheva, continued to Hadera and yesterday in Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan, it was not absorbed by me. Does not digest the new reality and the fears and anxieties that come in daily practice.
"Why should we be afraid to go to the grocery store or eat at a restaurant? I can not understand it. Quickly the joy and excitement was replaced by sadness and great pain, my heart goes out to the families of the victims and I send my condolences. I call on everyone so painful and sensitive to love Take over our lives.
"Wishing me and all of us to maintain optimism and positivity full of joy and love, and nothing can break our spirits. I wish we did not have to be afraid and that we could choose between good and good."
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Kadri (37), who began a conversion process several years ago, was first pregnant by her partner, Rom Shamir (23), whom she met through Itai Levy.
On Sunday, the couple's wedding takes place at the LAGO conference and events center in Rishon Lezion.
The canopy ceremony will be held for families and close friends only, and then about 1,300 guests will come to celebrate with the couple.
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