MasterChef Contestant Vows to Leave Israel If Denied Perfect Score

Eyalav Kinan Sasson, a contestant on the Israeli cooking competition show "MasterChef," has expressed his determination to achieve a perfect score of 10 from judge Yuval Ben-Neriah. Sasson, a concept meal designer and chef, described his professional relationship with Ben-Neriah as challenging yet rewarding, noting the judge's culinary intelligence and investment in him.

Despite mutual respect, Ben-Neriah has been stringent with his scoring, consistently awarding Sasson nine points rather than a perfect ten. This has led to frustration for Sasson, who humorously stated, "They taught him in school to count to nine, there is no 10."

Sasson has set a clear goal for himself: to receive a 10 from Ben-Neriah. He declared that failing to achieve this would be the end for him, even jokingly threatening to leave the country if he doesn't get the perfect score. The episode featuring this development is set to air on Sunday.