Channel 14 Commentator Slams Influencer Over Husband's Nude Photo
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli military commentator Noam Amir harshly criticized social media influencer Dana Zarmon on X for posting content related to elections and for previously sharing a video of her husband bathing naked. Amir's tweet, which insulted Zarmon's audience, sparked widespread backlash online. Zarmon had recently hosted Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the "Yashar" party, on her Instagram to discuss voting. The incident is the latest in a series of online controversies for Zarmon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Channel 14 commentator Noam Amir attacked influencer Dana Zarmon on X for her content.
- Amir insulted Zarmon's audience, calling them women who film their husbands' genitals.
- Zarmon had recently hosted Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the "Yashar" party, on Instagram.
- Amir's criticism followed Zarmon's earlier post of her husband bathing naked in Italy.
- Amir's tweet generated significant negative reactions from other social media users.
A heated online debate erupted after Israeli social media personalities posted content related to the upcoming elections, encouraging people to vote. Content creator Dana Zarmon was among them, even hosting Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the "Yashar" party, on her Instagram.
However, Noam Amir, the military commentator for Channel 14, reacted negatively to a video of Zarmon and Eisenkot. Amir posted a harsh tweet on his X account, stating, "Nice Gadi, this is exactly your audience. Girls who film their husband's penis and post it on Instagram and think it's amazing."
Amir's jab followed a controversy Zarmon caused about three weeks prior when she posted a video of her husband, Guy, bathing naked during their family vacation in Italy. The article does not name Guy, but refers to him as "her husband."
Amir's tweet drew numerous critical responses. One user commented, "Wow, even lower than your usual," while another suggested, "Noam, it's noted in the Likud notebooks that you tweeted. You can rest." Another commenter wrote, "Lower than grass height. You are truly pathetic," and one more quipped, "High level of journalism."
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