Reality Star Ohad Buzaglo Explains Hospitalization Amid Prophecies

Ohad Buzaglo, a former football player and coach and current reality TV personality, has spoken out about his recent hospitalization at Abarbanel Hospital. Buzaglo stated he has since been released and described his experience as a "test of faith" for those around him, asserting that he remains the same person despite his unusual statements.

Buzaglo explained that his hospitalization was a result of events that led police and Magen David Adom (MDA) to take him to the psychiatric facility. He claims to have experienced supernatural occurrences, such as a bed exploding while he was restrained, leading authorities to believe he was not mentally sound. He recounted being held for two weeks, with two committees deeming him unfit to leave before a third committee approved his release, which he linked to the "number of redemption."

During his time at Abarbanel, Buzaglo said he witnessed "lost souls" and felt he was part of their struggles. He admitted to making "the most illogical statements" there, which prevented his immediate release. He believes these experiences were divinely orchestrated to show him the "bottom of the bottom" and to test those who observe him.

Looking ahead, Buzaglo shared several prophecies, including a significant event within North Korea's military where half the army will disappear without official report, attributing it to "natural forces" and a chain reaction leading to the "war of Gog and Magog." He also spoke about global redemption and the imminent arrival of the Messiah, stating that "things written in heaven are coming down to our material world." He believes his prophecies will come true, even if most people don't believe them until they witness them.

Regarding his finances, Buzaglo stated that "God takes care of everything" and he does not need to work, as he is content with his life, surrounded by loved ones and enjoying his time by the sea and going out. He also touched on football, comparing the Israeli national team's potential to his own career, suggesting that their lack of progress is due to not addressing "the most important things in the world."