Channel 14 Host Magsi Tabibi Says Colleagues Shunned Her

Magsi Tabibi, a news anchor for Israel's Channel 14, revealed that some colleagues in the media industry have ostracized her due to her work with the conservative outlet. Tabibi, who first gained public recognition in 2018 as a contestant on the reality show "Big Brother," shared this information during an Instagram Q&A session on Saturday.

When asked if she had experienced professional boycotts because of Channel 14, Tabibi responded affirmatively, stating, "Yes. And I live with it very peacefully. Ugly is the hatred. Ugly are the people full of it." She added that she has learned to cope with such negativity.

Tabibi also offered advice on dealing with criticism, suggesting, "Golden tip: The conscious choice not to expose yourself to keyboard warriors is one of the best choices I've made early on. Why give a stage of honor to background noise?"

Separately, Tabibi discussed her decision to maintain privacy in her personal life, particularly regarding her relationship with media personality Avi Ka'akon. "In a world where everything is exposed and accessible at the click of a button, there is a great desire to keep your personal world to yourself, away from the cameras. Not every moment needs an audience," she explained.