Reality Star Ohad Buzaglo Explains Hospitalization Amid Messianic Prophecies
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- Ohad Buzaglo was hospitalized and subsequently released from Abarbanel.
- He claims to have supernatural knowledge and predicts global redemption and the Messiah's arrival.
- Buzaglo described supernatural events leading to his hospitalization, including a bed exploding.
- He predicted a large-scale disappearance of North Korean military personnel.
- He stated that God provides for him and he does not need to work.
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 pronouncements. Buzaglo, who was released from the facility, described his experience as a test, stating that he was held for two weeks before a third committee approved his release, a process he linked to the biblical number of redemption.
Buzaglo claims to possess supernatural knowledge and the ability to predict future events with certainty, asserting that "everything I say will happen." He believes the world is on the cusp of a "second global redemption" and the "revealing of the Messiah," describing the current time as "extra time" before the end. He specifically predicted a mysterious event within North Korea's military, where half the army would disappear without official report, leading to a chain reaction and the fulfillment of biblical prophecies like the War of Gog and Magog.
Regarding his hospitalization, Buzaglo recounted an incident where police were called, and paramedics, instead of taking him to a hospital, transported him to the psychiatric facility. He described a supernatural event where he was tied to a bed, lost consciousness, and then the bed exploded, allowing him to break free. He insisted he was not dangerous and was released after committees deemed him unfit to leave, until the third committee. He also mentioned that two female friends had urged him to seek hospitalization, but they too underwent an "faith test" and no longer suggest it.
Buzaglo also discussed his finances, stating that "God takes care of everything" and he has no need to work, spending his days at the beach with loved ones. He claims his knowledge comes directly from heaven, not from books, and that he can foresee events like a soccer goal before it happens. He expressed that while the Israeli national team has potential, it is hindered by a lack of spiritual focus, mirroring his own career. He concluded by saying he enjoys his life, surrounded by people he loves, and is not concerned with money or national insurance.
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