"I went through a field trial": Eyal Golan referred in his appearance to the closing of the case against him

Eyal Golan spoke on stage this evening when he appeared at the Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv in front of tens of thousands of people in the audience, and referred to the dismissal of the charge against him after the "party games" case was closed.

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"I love you very much, thanks to you I want to say some words that have been sitting on me for ten years," Golan said, "Ten years in which I was silent, I always made sure not to mix music and my personal life. You deserve to know that I went through a very difficult decade. From the outside I look strong but you should know that in many cases it was a mask, hard days, sleepless nights and especially a strong pain in my heart in front of my children and my mother. I went through a field trial, they said and wrote terrible things regardless of reality. They didn't make any concessions to me, inside I always knew the truth and you did too."

"Last week it finally happened completely when it was all over, and for the second time and finally justice won," he added, "There were opportunities in the past to close everything but I refused to give up my truth. Both my family and my audience deserve to know the truth, I would like to use this stage tonight mainly to thank you, yes you. Sorry for making it difficult for you to be with me and love me, you never stopped loving as hard as possible."

At the end, Golan said: "You didn't give up on me, you fought and fought back, you voted with your feet, performance after performance. There is not a single empty chair left anywhere. The purpose of my life is to sing and make you happy. I will forever cherish and thank you for how much you do for me, you strengthen me and I Love you".


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