Reality Star Sapir Bar Gvir Slams Influencer Nadir Eliyahu Over Viral Joke
Reality television personality Sapir Bar Gvir has publicly criticized influencer Nadir Eliyahu and others for creating humorous content based on a statement she made in a recent Channel 13 documentary, "Sapir Bar Gvir - The Hardest Year of My Life." The documentary detailed her difficult divorce from Avraham Aklom, and a specific quote about not being able to go out with friends without receiving messages asking her to cook kebab became a viral joke online.
Bar Gvir, who stated she would not remain silent this time, responded to a story posted by Eliyahu, which also featured content creators Bar Cohen, Nofar Mor, and Amit Chen. She called their posts "embarrassing, pathetic, and shallow," questioning what else could be expected from "such a group."
In a subsequent post, Bar Gvir addressed Eliyahu directly, stating he was not funny and was preoccupied with her, her family, and her story. She suggested that even when she is not present, she remains a central topic of conversation for them, sarcastically noting that the joke is about a "chained woman fighting for her freedom." She implied that these individuals are using her story to remain relevant, as achieving relevance on their own has become too challenging.
Bar Gvir also commented on a similar post by singer Noa Kirel, remarking that people should understand that her original statement is the opposite of humorous. She suggested that those who find the quote funny are simply spewing "stupidity."
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