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Top Israeli Chefs Moshik Roth and Assaf Granit Reconcile After Public Dispute

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Israeli chefs Moshik Roth and Assaf Granit have reconciled after a public dispute stemming from Roth's dismissal from the show "Game of Chefs," which he learned about through the media.

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  • Chefs Moshik Roth and Assaf Granit have reconciled.
  • The dispute arose from Roth's media-reported dismissal from "Game of Chefs."
  • Roth expressed regret over learning of his firing through the press.
  • Both chefs acknowledged regret over the situation.
  • Roth declined to comment on Granit's efforts on his behalf.

Renowned Israeli chefs Moshik Roth and Assaf Granit have publicly reconciled following a recent dispute. The reconciliation occurred on Tuesday, bringing an end to a period of tension between the two culinary stars.

Months prior, Roth found himself at the center of controversy after his dismissal from the popular cooking show "Game of Chefs." In an interview with Channel 12 News at the time, Roth revealed he learned of his departure from the program through the media. He expressed significant disappointment, stating he had "a lot to say" about his colleague Assaf Granit and that he "greatly regrets" how the situation was handled.

Roth mentioned he had spoken with Granit, who also expressed regret over the circumstances. When asked if Granit had not fought hard enough for him, Roth declined to comment, indicating a desire to move past the issue.

The chefs' public reconciliation signifies a resolution to their professional disagreement, allowing them to move forward.

(Photo credit: Micha Lubton)

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