Inheritance Battle Over Tens of Millions: The Harsh Accusations and the Evidence

A eldest daughter discovers after her father's death that she was excluded from his will, and claims that her mother and younger sister exploited his rare neurological disease and cognitive decline to have him sign a will that disinherits her. She filed an objection with the Registrar of Inheritance Affairs, attaching photos showing a close relationship with her father, contrary to the will's claims of strained relations. The mother and youngest daughter deny the allegations.

A eldest daughter only learns after her father's death that she was excluded from his will, and embarks on a legal battle against her mother and younger sister. She claims the two exploited his rare neurological disease and cognitive decline to have him sign a will that disinherits her from an estate worth tens of millions of shekels. In the will, drawn up several years before his death, his estate passes to the mother, and after her death – most assets go to the youngest daughter, while the eldest daughter receives only a few percent. The father justified the exclusion citing 'strained relations' and an attempt to prevent meetings with the grandchildren. The eldest daughter denies this and attached photos showing a close relationship, even in his final moments. Medical documents she attached show cognitive decline months before the will was made, and she claims he was not competent. The lawyer for the mother and youngest daughter stated that the case will be managed in court.