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Lenny Kuhr Feels Liberated After Moving to Israel: 'Mental Pain Was Unbearable'

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Lenny Kuhr (76) feels 'tremendously liberated' after her move to Israel earlier this year. The singer lives there with her husband Rob Frank, close to her two daughters and four grandchildren. "I fully support my choice," she says in De Telegraaf.

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After a heartbreaking farewell to the Dutch stages this year, Lenny Kuhr (76) is starting a new life in Israel. Together with her husband Rob Frank, she exchanged their detached house in Brabant for an apartment in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv. Close to her children and grandchildren, she is seeking peace after years of worries and threats. "I also had to think about my husband's health," she tells Privé EXCLUSIVELY.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Lenny Kuhr (76) feels 'tremendously liberated' after her move to Israel earlier this year. The singer lives there with her husband Rob Frank, close to her two daughters and four grandchildren. "I fully support my choice," she says in De Telegraaf.

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Lenny Kuhr feels "tremendously liberated" after her move to Israel earlier this year. The 76-year-old singer lives there with her husband Rob Frank, close to her two daughters and four grandchildren. "I fully stand behind my choice," she says in De Telegraaf. Kuhr says that she felt...

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Singer and Eurovision winner Lenny Kuhr speaks out for the first time since her departure to Israel. In May of this year, she left her home in Nuenen behind and simultaneously put an end to her career. She decided to leave due to her husband Rob's health and, in her view, the deteriorating climate for Jews in the Netherlands. "Now I feel incredibly liberated." "We did everything together. Rob was my manager, he handled the bookings, he cooked f…

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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