Reporter and Reality Star Clash Over Upcoming Investigation
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Channel 12 reporter Adva Dadon and former footballer Ohad Buzaglo engaged in a public dispute over an upcoming investigation. Buzaglo accused Dadon of injustice and distortion, warning of a divine revelation, while Dadon questioned his alleged mental state and the right to harm others. Buzaglo, who previously claimed to be a reincarnation of Moses and was recently arrested for alleged assault, issued a statement calling for fair reporting.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Reporter Adva Dadon shared an exchange with Ohad Buzaglo regarding an investigation into him.
- Buzaglo accused Dadon of injustice and warned of a "divine revelation" against her.
- Dadon questioned Buzaglo's alleged mental state and the right to harm others.
- Buzaglo previously claimed to be a reincarnation of Moses and was recently arrested for alleged assault.
- Buzaglo issued a statement criticizing distortion and division in reporting.
Investigative reporter Adva Dadon of Channel 12 News shared an exchange on Sunday with former footballer and reality TV star Ohad Buzaglo, concerning an investigation she is conducting into him. Buzaglo responded aggressively to Dadon's public sharing of their initial messages, where he had requested to send a private message. Dadon insisted he state his request publicly, to which Buzaglo replied he would soon reveal everything and advised her to watch videos or wait patiently.
Dadon then revealed a private message from Buzaglo, in which he claimed she was doing him a serious injustice and would find nothing improper, as he considered himself a "highest soul." He warned of a "divine revelation" that would expose those who falsely accuse him, urging her to wait for "great things" and focus on those who truly do wrong, not someone trying to fix societal distortions.
In response, Buzaglo shared screenshots of messages allegedly sent by Channel 12 researchers to women he knows, claiming they all gave similar answers before he sent his message. He accused Dadon of a "joke and a chase" before the "truth" is revealed. Buzaglo had previously announced a "spiritual awakening" where he believed he was a reincarnation of Moses, and has since shared "prophecies." He was voluntarily hospitalized for mental health treatment two months prior and was arrested and questioned two weeks ago on suspicion of assaulting his partner, which he denied, stating she was a close friend with whom he lived.
Dadon commented on Buzaglo's alleged mental state, stating that mental illness does not grant permission to harm others, regardless of awareness. She emphasized that warning signs should not be ignored, as doing so legitimizes certain individuals to act with impunity. She questioned whether people would remain silent if their daughters, sisters, or friends were victims.
Buzaglo later issued a statement expressing his respect for journalism seeking truth but opposing distortion and division, which he termed "erev rav" (a mixed multitude). He stated he stands by his faith in God, redemption, and the Messiah, asserting that headlines pass but truth remains.
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