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Ovad Buzaglo Hospitalized for Psychiatric Evaluation, Released

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Israeli personality Ovad Buzaglo voluntarily admitted himself to Abarbanel Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation at the request of friends. He was diagnosed as not suffering from schizophrenia and was subsequently released.

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  • Ovad Buzaglo was hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation.
  • He admitted himself voluntarily to Abarbanel Medical Center.
  • The evaluation was requested by two of his friends.
  • He was diagnosed as not suffering from schizophrenia.
  • Buzaglo was subsequently released from the hospital.

Ovad Buzaglo, a well-known Israeli figure, revealed on his Instagram account Thursday that he had voluntarily admitted himself to the Abarbanel Medical Center. He stated that he was admitted with his consent and later released, assuring his followers that he was fine. Buzaglo explained his hospitalization to the website Mako, saying, "World redemption is on the way, and I just wanted to give people a taste of science about a world that is all wonders. Get ready for big chaos, don't be afraid! Believe. And then life is a dream including resurrection of the dead and eternal life."

According to Mako, Buzaglo sought evaluation for schizophrenia at the request of two friends. At the medical facility, he received an official diagnosis that he does not suffer from the condition, and he was promptly discharged.

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