Veteran Journalist Slams Judy Nir Moses Over 'Unspeakable' Comments

Businesswoman Judy Nir Moses has sparked controversy on the reality show "The Winning Kitchen VIP" with a series of outspoken remarks. In a recent episode, Moses stated she doesn't miss anyone, including her five children. This declaration drew sharp criticism from veteran journalist Bruria Avidan Birer, an 87-year-old former close friend of Moses. Birer, who recounted being present during the birth of Moses' son Nimrod, expressed shock on her X account, calling Moses' statement "enraging." Birer suggested Moses' comments might be for "action" and that in reality, she likely misses her children. This is not the first time Moses has made a controversial statement on the show. Previously, she commented on people's weight, saying she would tell an overweight person they are fat after a half-hour delay, suggesting they consider dieting "gently." This remark led to an immediate backlash from other participants, with Rachel, mother of Stav Naftali, questioning Moses' right to comment on strangers' bodies. Moses defended her actions, stating she sees herself as someone who "pushes her nose into things" to do good. The show itself continues to be a ratings success, recently topping daily ratings with 13.1% and 350,000 viewers, and previously achieving 14% and 377,000 viewers, outperforming other programs like Yinon Magal's "The Patriots."