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Gilat Bennett

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli pastry chef and parent counselor who is the wife of former israeli prime minister naftali bennett”. Today it says “israeli pastry chef”.
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Gilat Ethel Bennett ( Hebrew : גילת אתל בנט; née Einav ; born 12 May 1977) is an Israeli pastry chef and parent counselor who is the wife of former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett . אזולאי, מורן (25 June 2021). "פסק דין : ת"א (ירושלים) 22740-02-20 - איתמר בן גביר ואח' " . lite.takdin.co.il .

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israeli pastry chef and parent counselor who is the wife of former israeli prime minister naftali bennett

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israeli pastry chef

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