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Former Footballer Itzik Zohar Denies Death Rumors in Instagram Video

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Former Israeli footballer Itzik Zohar responded to false rumors about his death that circulated on social media over the weekend. The rumors claimed he had been shot in the head and killed, following initial reports of a sports figure found shot in his yard. Although the victim's identity was not officially disclosed, misleading posts linked the incident to Zohar, causing the misinformation to spread rapidly.

In response, Zohar posted a video on his Instagram account from a leisure setting, firmly denying the claims. He said, "Good week, Israel. We are still here, alive, kicking, breathing, and celebrating life." He also addressed those spreading the rumors, calling them "malicious rumor mongers." His statement effectively ended the wave of false reports and clarified that the news about his death was fake.

The incident highlights the rapid spread of misinformation on social media and the need for caution before accepting unverified reports, especially regarding public figures.

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