Michal Rand presented the empty refrigerator in her house just before the holiday: "There is nothing in the house" | Israel today

Last night (Tuesday), Michal Rand uploaded a photo of the empty refrigerator in her home, and asked her followers on her private Facebook page to help her as much as possible in buying groceries for the holiday.

"The father is not in the picture at all," she shared with surfers about the relationship with the singer, who recently divorced her.

She then attached a telephone number through which funds could be transferred to her hands, and thanked in advance those who would choose to assist her.

Only five days have passed since the last post Michal wrote in a personal appeal to divorcee Shuli Rand.

"I'm really ashamed. Nothing changes with you. You make crates of money. Doesn't it hurt you that we're without money for the holiday?" She wondered then angrily.

Last night, as mentioned, after her words fell on deaf ears, she turned to the public so that it would open its hand and cover and improve its current economic situation on the eve of Passover.

"Dear friends, I am a single mother, a mother of seven. The father is not in the picture at all. Seder night is a few more days and there is nothing in the house with holiday supplies, and there is no money to buy either!", She shared.

"Groceries, food stamps, transfer in a bit. Everyone as much as they can will help a lot and will consider you a huge mitzvah," she added, adding the phone number through which money can be transferred to her via the Beat app.

"Thank you, people of Israel," she signed.

Many surfers expressed outrage at Rand's conduct and alleged treatment of his children's mother.

"I instead Shuli Rand does not leave the house out of shame. Breaking up with a woman is never easy, but if his children are hungry and he lives with it in peace, I would put him in jail," one of the respondents was angry.

"It's hard for me to digest that Dad doesn't care at all. He's not caught," she added.

At the same time it should be noted that many of the respondents expressed a willingness to help Rand Mercury.

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