Tsufit Grant breaks down in tears: "They are trying to rebuild a relationship and a family"
The relationship between TV presenter Tsufit Grant and her husband, musician and actor Shuli Rand, is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing in the entertainment industry. Grant, who frequently shares updates on social media, recounted a particularly moving experience she shared with her husband.
The relationship between TV presenter Tsufit Grant and her husband, musician and actor Shuli Rand, is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing in the entertainment industry. The media personality makes sure to share her personal life with her followers on social media. In an open and emotional post she uploaded last Thursday to her Instagram page, she shared a special moment she experienced alongside her husband that moved her particularly.
"I usually don't talk about our volunteering. I do it mainly for myself. That is where my joy, my sanity, and my health are," she began, attaching a video from a performance in front of wounded IDF soldiers.
"But this time they asked me to share," she added. "Shuli and I were in rehabilitation at Tel HaShomer. We met people with head injuries, soldiers who went blind, amputees, young people whose lives changed in one moment, and around them families, teams, and volunteers who hold them day after day through this long road." According to her, entering that place feels as if everyone has a white halo above their head: "A place full of angels disguised as humans."
She continued: "Some of the volunteers told me something that stayed with me. Once, many artists, singers, actors, and famous people used to come. Lately, many fewer come. I say this without a grain of criticism. We all gave a lot in these years. We are all also tired. But there is one thing we must not forget: in rehabilitation, the war has not yet ended."
"For the people there, it starts every morning anew. Learning to walk, moving a hand, getting used to life without sight, living in a body that has changed, rebuilding a relationship, a family, a future, and an identity."
To conclude, she addressed her followers and friends in the industry: "I am writing mainly to my friends in the industry, and also to remind myself of something I was asked to pass on: they miss you there. They want us there. Sometimes a small hour of our lives can be a very big hour in someone else's life. Do not forget them. They are still fighting."
