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Ovad Buzaglo Hospitalized for Psychiatric Evaluation, Released

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Former Israeli soccer player Ovad Buzaglo was voluntarily hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation at Abarbanel Medical Center to rule out schizophrenia. He was subsequently released after receiving a negative diagnosis.

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  • Ovad Buzaglo was hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation.
  • He was released after being diagnosed with no signs of schizophrenia.
  • Buzaglo announced his hospitalization and release on Instagram.
  • He spoke about "world redemption" and "big chaos" to Mako Sports.

Former Israeli soccer player Ovad Buzaglo was voluntarily admitted to Abarbanel Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation on Thursday, September 26th. He announced his hospitalization on Instagram, stating, "For all those asking where I disappeared to, I was admitted with consent... the truth is with me." Buzaglo later clarified that he had been released.

Speaking to Mako Sports, Buzaglo described his experience, 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. Prepare 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 to determine if he was suffering from schizophrenia, a request made by two of his friends. At the medical facility, he received an official diagnosis ruling out schizophrenia, after which he was immediately discharged.

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