Miss Israel World International 2025: a special bond with Miss India
As Miss Israel World International 2025, competing at Ms. World International this year among 71 countries has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life.
Representing Israel on a global stage has been about more than beauty—it’s been about identity, faith and purpose. Every moment on that stage has been a chance to share our heritage and show that tradition and modernity can shine together.
One of the most inspiring parts of this journey has been the friendships I’ve formed with contestants from around the world. “When I first introduced myself to the outstandingly beautiful Miss India, Megha, who lives in the Himalayas, I shared that I am Miss Israel World International with roots in the Indian-Jewish community.
My father, z”l, and his family lived in Mumbai, and he passed away recently after the competition. I had hoped to share this video with him. For generations, our community contributed to the vibrant Bollywood industry with roles in major films. To make it even more personal, I sang her a Hindi song, which instantly amazed her and created a genuine connection between us.
From that moment, our conversations flowed naturally—from rehearsals to backstage before the crowning—where we spoke about the strong bond between Israel and India, knowing that many contestants would soon be returning to their countries.
She told me how Israel has always been a good friend to India. That touched my heart, especially after I had just marched in the Indian Parade in New York this summer to show support for the Israel–India relationship. It reminded me that these competitions are not only about beauty, but about friendship and building bridges between cultures—just as India has always stood for peace, love, and respect for all nations.
I also connected with Miss Switzerland, a country where I spent part of my education. Sharing memories of my time there reminded me how shared experiences can create understanding, even among very different nationalities and backgrounds. These friendships underscored the power of dialogue, culture, and mutual respect in building a more connected world.