Our life in the get - the podcast you won't want to divorce | Israel today

What is happening there, to our children, in the house of the former with their new spouses.

What is the status of the adult who is not the parent in relation to our children?

What should be right and recommended for a parent who is not there?

And in general, how do you draw the boundaries of the new situation in relation to the children and all the adults involved.

At the beginning of the episode, Levy declares "Our life is definitely in the ghetto" the reactions and questions of the listeners only show one thing, the podcast "Our life in the ghetto" is the only thing that the listeners do not want to divorce from. 

Finding new terminology

This week Jackie and Shali take on a task: "By the end of the series we will find other words to replace the words divorced and divorced."

Levy opens with a story from his studies in high school, "One of the masks I learned in the 9th or 10th grade was gitin. I had not yet gone out with a girl for falafel and I already knew several ways to break up a marriage with ten children. [...] One of the things I remember is that already in the distant past, our Sage Break your head about where the word 'get' came into the Hebrew language." Levy says that even then they did not understand from which window the word 'get' entered, while the letters G or T did not find another connection in the Hebrew language. From this, the importance of the words on the topic of divorce emerges and therefore there is Weight for the words 'divorced' or 'divorced'. 

The new character thing

"First the business fell apart and then I met...", "It's not that she took him out of the family", "By chance she passed by me".

All those pointless clichés said after the dissolution of the relationship create tensions which constitute the difficulty and the really important questions.

'What do you do after everything is broken' and 'What do you do when you have to deal with a new character?'.

"What is the best interest of the child?" 

To the question of how adults should conduct themselves, Mashali describes the two schools of thought regarding how to conduct oneself with children.

Later, Levy claims "children are able to flow with fake movies" when talking about the children Levy says that the adults start from the assumption that reality must be padded for them and ends with a quote from Meir Ariel "How long can an adulterer simply pretend to be", according to him the only thing adulterers ask for is legitimacy , which the children cannot provide because they are torn between the parents.

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