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Naomi Alsich, the ex-wife of Pablo Rosenberg, has passed away
Alshikh, who was also the director of Rami Verita and Ivri Lider in the past and even founded the Helicon Canaan tour company, died in tragic circumstances.
Her ex-husband Pablo Rosenberg praised her: "Even when we parted ways we continued to be together, not just for the kids but for ourselves. How sad, how inconceivable."
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Friday, 06 November 2020, 14:23
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Naomi Alshikh, the ex-wife of musician Pablo Rosenberg and the mythological director of Rami Verita and Ivri Lider, died in tragic circumstances.
"Even when we parted ways we continued to be together, not just for the kids but for ourselves," Rosenberg praised her in a heartbreaking post he posted on Instagram.
"I thought tonight I would make you dessert, but fate spoiled the plan. Instead, we said goodbye to you this morning. How sad, how tough, how inconceivable."
"My beloved Naomi," wrote Pablo.
"For 28 years we have been going hand in hand and heart to heart in our world. We started our family together and after 6 years we received a great gift: the lovely Michael and Amalia."
He goes on to write that even when they broke up, they continued to be close: "Love did not stop and the understanding and deep dialogue between us was only ours. Last Friday we sat on my porch and said you forgot to bring sweets to dinner (because that was your regular job) but I reassured you "Dolce de Lecce. Rest in peace."
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His veteran public relations wife, Ronit Arbel, also paid tribute to Alshikh, who was one of the founders of the Helicon Canaan tour company, which was subordinate to the Helicon company run by her brother, Itzik Alsich: "Naomi was my friend and one of the most charming and special women in the music industry. Aggressive and not easy to pave the way for her and continue to be loved and appreciated. Naomi in her very unique way was successful and therefore loved her so much: the artists, producers, partners and also the media people she came in contact with. The last few years have been an ongoing personal challenge. "Yesterday she gave up. This morning she was buried. She touched every one of the people who were there in the cemetery in her own way. She also gave her all to those who chose not to come."
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