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Prosecutors Close Case Against Former Big Brother Contestant Abraham Aklum
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First reported by Walla · Jun 23, 2026
What happened
Israel's State Attorney's Office has closed the criminal case against former Big Brother contestant Abraham Aklum, more than a year after it began. The case stemmed from a complaint by his ex-wife, Sapir Borgil, over a suspected serious sex offense. His lawyer welcomed the decision and said it ends a difficult period for Aklum.
- 01The State Attorney's Office permanently closed Abraham Aklum's criminal case.
- 02The investigation followed a complaint from his ex-wife, Sapir Borgil.
- 03The complaint alleged suspicion of a serious sex offense.
- 04Aklum and Borgil met on Big Brother, married, and later divorced publicly.
- 05His lawyer said the decision ends a difficult period and helps restore his name.
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