Reality Star Ohad Buzaglo Explains Hospitalization Amid Messianic Prophecies

Reality television personality and former soccer player and coach Ohad Buzaglo has spoken out about his recent hospitalization at Abarbanel Hospital, attributing it to a series of "supernatural" events and his own prophetic visions. Buzaglo, who was released from the facility, described his experience as a test for those around him, asserting his own stability and clarity despite the unusual circumstances.

Buzaglo claimed that his hospitalization was orchestrated by divine will, intended to expose him to "lost souls" and serve as a trial. He recounted being held for two weeks, with two committees deeming him unfit for release before a third committee finally discharged him, noting that three is a "number of redemption."

He further elaborated on the events leading to his admission, stating that police and paramedics were called due to "supernatural" occurrences. Buzaglo described an incident where he was allegedly tied to a bed, only to have the bed explode and for him to rise unharmed, an event he claims demonstrated his supernatural nature and led to his transport to a psychiatric facility.

Buzaglo also shared his belief in an impending "global redemption" and the "discovery of the Messiah," predicting significant events, including a mysterious disappearance of half of North Korea's army and a chain reaction of natural disasters, fulfilling biblical prophecies of Gog and Magog.

Regarding his livelihood, Buzaglo stated that he does not currently work or earn a living, as "the Creator takes care of everything," allowing him to spend his time by the sea with loved ones. He also claimed to possess knowledge that is "burned into him from the heavens," enabling him to foresee events like soccer goals before they happen, dismissing financial concerns as unimportant.