Ohad Buzaglo Claims Global Events Signal Impending Redemption
Former footballer and reality TV star Ohad Buzaglo has made dramatic pronouncements on social media, claiming that biblical prophecies and global redemption are currently unfolding. Approximately a week and a half after being hospitalized for evaluation at the mental health center "Abarbanel," Buzaglo shared a series of Instagram stories detailing his condition and his belief in imminent world change.
"My condition is amazing, nothing less than amazing. Don't worry about me or yourselves, there is someone watching over us and the news is great news," Buzaglo stated. He further elaborated on global events he believes have already occurred behind the scenes, citing a major incident at a nuclear facility in North Korea and various earthquake magnitudes worldwide, asserting these are far larger than reported. He predicted that reports would emerge by Friday, describing each day as "another madness."
Buzaglo's statements follow his voluntary admission to Abarbanel hospital in Bat Yam. Two close friends had urged him to seek professional evaluation due to concerns he might be suffering from schizophrenia. After several days of tests, he received an official diagnosis stating he does not have the disorder and has been released.
Concerns about Buzaglo's well-being arose from a series of unusual spiritual messages he posted recently. He shared that he experienced an enlightenment, leading him to conclude he is the reincarnation of Moses and that the Exodus from Egypt will be recreated in the coming redemption, a message he claims he received through prophecy.
Despite the rumors and his pronouncements, his father, Yaakov Buzaglo, and the family are publicly supporting him.
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