Tzofit Grant with a surprising message to Michal Rand after the divorce: "I wish you with all my heart"
Moments after the divorce proceedings of Shuli and Michal Rand were officially completed, his partner chose to share her feelings from the bottom of her heart and addressed the woman left behind directly.
Moments after the procedure was officially completed and the get (divorce document) was received from his ex-wife Michal Rand, after long years revolving around disputes and past burdens, Tzofit Grant chose to share her feelings from the bottom of her heart. In an emotional and revealing post dedicated entirely to her partner, Shuli Rand, she looks back at the winding path they have traveled, blesses the new freedom he has gained, and expresses hope for their shared future.
In her words, Grant emphasized the timing of the event and the special symbolism of the Hebrew calendar:
"My Shuli, love of my heart, this day has arrived. 12th of Elul. And I think about how deep and precise it is that this moment in your life arrives precisely now, in the month whose entire essence is teshuva (repentance), returning, and coming back. Not only to return to the Holy One, blessed be He, but also to return to yourself. To who you really are. To your voice, to your heart, to the man you have always been and who perhaps along the way distanced himself a bit from himself. Today a very long chapter in your life is closing, and I do not want to rejoice over the end of something that was once a home and brought into the world lives and people you love. I want to rejoice for you, for your freedom. For your ability to finally lay down what was, with respect, with compassion, without hatred and without war, and to move on."
Further in her words, she described the complex and mixed feelings that accompany such a charged day, as she integrated sources from the scriptures into her words:
"It is written in Psalms 'He brings out prisoners into prosperity' (be-koshrot), and our sages heard in this word both crying (bechi) and singing (shirot). And I feel that this is exactly this day. It perhaps has crying over what was, and it has great singing about everything that is yet to be. My beloved, I wish for you that this day will not only be the day you received a get, but the day when something deep in your soul received permission to be free. That you will emerge from it clean, lighter, more whole. That you will take with you only what is worthy of being taken and leave behind what no longer needs to go with you."
Grant did not overlook her important place beside him on the journey and emphasized the desire to build a shared future together without erasing the burdens or the past, but out of love and acceptance:
"And I, who love you so much, want to be by your side not to erase your past and not to defeat it, but to love the future with you. 'I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine.' How beautiful these words are to me today. You are my beloved and I am yours, and out of everything we have been through, and everything we have yet to go through - I ask for one thing for you: that you return to being completely you. Gentle, soft, free, believing, and loved."
Alongside the public and emotional letter, Tzofit added in a story on her private account a direct and heartwarming appeal intended for Michal Rand, the newly divorced woman. Over a picture of Shuli, she wrote: "Today a long chapter closes. I wish Michal with all my heart peace, goodness, and a new and beneficial path. And to you, my beloved, freedom in the heart, and much light on our new path."
