Judy Nir Moses Defends Controversial Comments on 'The Winning Kitchen VIP'
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Media personality Judy Nir Moses has sparked controversy on "The Winning Kitchen VIP" for commenting on Judge Haim Cohen's weight. She defended her remarks in an interview, stating she wants to raise health awareness and will not apologize. Moses also addressed criticism of her own eating habits, denying she has an eating disorder and explaining her use of salt on food as a method to control intake. She dismissed the notion of political correctness concerning body image.
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- Judy Nir Moses commented on Judge Haim Cohen's weight on 'The Winning Kitchen VIP'.
- Moses defended her remarks, stating she aims to raise health awareness.
- She denied having an eating disorder, explaining her salt-on-food habit.
- Moses stated she will not apologize for her controversial comments.
- She dismissed the concept of political correctness regarding body image.
Media personality Judy Nir Moses is once again at the center of a public controversy following remarks made on the reality cooking show "The Winning Kitchen VIP." In a new episode, Moses commented on the judge Haim Cohen's weight, suggesting he might need to lose some. Cohen, surprised, asked if she called him fat. Moses, in an interview with Guy Pines, defended her statements, asserting she doesn't intend to apologize and is not lying. She explained that her intention was to raise awareness about health issues related to obesity, stating, "I want them to wake up." However, she clarified that she doesn't wish to offend those who don't deserve it, but has no problem hurting those who do. Moses also addressed criticism regarding her personal eating habits, specifically her practice of putting salt on her food to limit consumption. She denied having an eating disorder, stating, "I am not anorexic," and explained that this method helps her avoid overeating when faced with delicious food. She described it as a personal strategy to avoid finishing a meal, preferring salt to prevent further bites. Moses dismissed the concept of political correctness regarding body image and eating, stating the term is not in her vocabulary.
