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November 1, 2026It's not hard for me to say 'My husband is Israel Aharoni.' The difficult part is the disclosure.
For years, psychoanalyst Hagit Aharoni collected childhood memories, family stories, and thoughts about the reality around her, which became her book "With Eyes Open." In an interview she recounts how she met her husband, chef Israel Aharoni, thanks to a coin toss, talks about the grandchildren ("At first Israel said they wouldn't expect anything from him, now he's a scold"), and the difficulty of exposing her inner world, and does not spare criticism of the political reality either: "We must acknowledge that sometimes we are cruel and demand revenge."
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