A big turn in the plot, Judah Itzhakov Left the Big Brother house tonight just before the grand finale. A big disappointment was recorded for the tenant fans Yehuda Yitzhakov who was required to leave the house after 90 days due to a violation of the house rules and a moment before the big final event of the season. A statement from the show’s production said that during the season, Yitzhakov received a warning about a similar violation and since he repeated it, “Big Brother” informed Yitzhakov tonight that he could no longer be a tenant in the house and at night packed his belongings and went upstairs.
Yitzhakov is the third tenant to leave the house this season and not because of the rejection of the crowd, the first is Elimelech I bowed In light of the criticism he received outside because of his and his brother’s violent incident Tom Kashty With the older guard in the luxury building. The other is the designer Dror Contento Who decided to leave the house on his own due to a sense of exhaustion, and that he felt he was losing his chin, and now Yitzhakov, is the third tenant to join the list of surprising departures of the season just before the grand final, where he was supposed to rake according to polls.
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Yehuda Yitzhakov, The Big Brother (Photo: Screenshot)The network is tumultuous about the reason for Yitzhakov’s departure, which is rumored to be violent between him andRami Vered. “A stormy quarrel developed tonight between Yitzhakov and tenant Rami Vered,” the fan groups wrote, which quickly led to violent behavior on Yitzhakov’s part. The broadcast was stopped, however, and Yitzhakov’s fans are furious at his departure and are furious why Rami Vered, who was involved in that violent incident, stayed at home.
According to sources, the real reason why Yehuda Yitzhakov left the house was due to an unusual and serious incident unrelated to physical violence. There were harsh curses on the part of the two, but they were also throughout the season, which is not the reason for the surprising departure. Rami went to bed quietly tonight while Yitzhakov entered the room and began to drag him into a quarrel by force, a heated quarrel developed between the two, which did not lead to physical violence of the hands, despite the rumors, but a particularly unusual incident was recorded on Yitzhakov’s side.
Yehuda Yitzhakov (Photo: 13 screenshot)Remember, Yitzhakov was the one who managed to get Vered out of his composure during the season, time and time again, and even boasted about his winning tactics and now it seems that the wheel is turning for him and as they say “Karma is a beach” and the one who went out of his composure is Yitzhakov himself. Starting with the same announcement of Yitzhakov’s departure, viewers of the show are divided into two. Half of them are happy and breathing a sigh of relief alongside reactions like this is the end of every bully, he should have left long ago, while Yitzhakov fans are furious and calling for a boycott of the show. Yitzhakov’s family headed by his cousin Eden They took it, shouted forward and called on all his fans to go out tomorrow (Friday) for a demonstration in Neve Ilan against the production.
Rami Vered, Linor Sabinik, Yehuda Yitzhakov (Photo: Photo screenshot 13)An official statement issued this morning (Thursday) reads: “Tomorrow at 15:00 we will arrive in Neve Ilan to demonstrate against the decision of the big brother, and to all those sitting in the chair upstairs who have caused but a great environment. “Vered left tomorrow on his own initiative. The format he rode at the expense of our favorite and in the end threw him for a 60-year-old man who does not know how to behave. The sentences Rami threw at Yehuda tonight were about his family, terribly harsh remarks and the brother did nothing with it, shame on them and anger us.” .
We will know the full story tonight, in the live broadcast of “Big Brother.” But it is impossible not to praise the change that has taken place in the production of “Big Brother,” which, despite ratings considerations, puts important and educational values before its eyes and does not give a stage or legitimacy to violent and bullying behavior on screen.
Yehuda Yitzhakov, The Big Brother (Photo: Screenshot)