On Wednesday afternoon, in the central Israeli city of Ramle, two Non-Verbal Men, who did not speak Martial arts, were walking their dogs on the streets while Tehila Levi, the miss miss universe in central Israel, launched a sneak attack on her, and her five-month-old puppy was stolen.
21-year-old Israeli Miss Teshila Levy's home in Ramler. She was walking the dog with her 11-year-old brother. Just then a car rushed in, and one of them jumped out of the car, grabbed the strap of Miss Israel's satchel, and kicked her, intending to put her down and snatch her bag. But Miss Israel did not let go, the man did not let go, he got into the car, and at the same time closed the door and drove forward, Miss Israel was dragged for a long distance, and finally fell on the sidewalk. Her entire leg was bruised and bleeding profusely. Meanwhile, another man in the car took her puppy away.
After receiving the report, the police told her that even if the suspect was found, she should not expect the dog to be returned.
"It's the scariest thing that's ever happened to me in my life. If you think about it, you are walking around your home, but you can be attacked at any time, and you are insecure. Miss Israel said, and now she still had palpitations.
It is reported that the cause of the incident may be related to another matter.
In May 2021, Israel launched Operation Guardian of the Walls in response to a rocket attack fired by Hamas from Gaza during the Arab unrest on the Temple Mount. As the escalation intensified, Arab Israelis in Ramle violently attacked Jewish residents and property, which continued for a year and continued to occur from time to time. Also on Wednesday, a 29-year-old man was attacked by local Arabs in downtown Jerusalem. He was taken to hospital with wounds on his face and head injuries.
Miss Israel Teshila Levy is Miss Universe Israel 2020 (she was appointed by the country's Miss Universe agency, not selected. Because of the impact of the epidemic, the country did not hold a beauty pageant that year), and she represented Israel in the 69th Miss Universe pageant in the United States in May 2021.
In the national costume competition, she wore a set of costumes made of 300 disposable masks and walked the catwalk, which left a deep impression on the world.
Dress made of 300 masks
The dress "symbolizes heartfelt hope for a bright future where masks are no longer needed." ”
The Israeli beauty queen worked with fashion designer Shai Shalom to design and craft the "After COVID" dress made from 300 masks. Unfortunately she didn't get a place in the competition.