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Comedian Matan Peretz and Dancer Elinor Gershfeld Eliminated from Israel’s Dancing with the Stars
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First reported by N12 · 18 hours ago
What happened
Comedian Matan Peretz and dancer Elinor Gershfeld were eliminated from Israel’s "Dancing with the Stars" after an emotional dance dedicated to Peretz’s sister. Peretz had previously received a record low score, sparking judge disputes. The season continues amid injuries and emotional challenges for contestants.
- 01Matan Peretz and Elinor Gershfeld were eliminated from Israel’s Dancing with the Stars on Monday.
- 02Their final dance was dedicated to Peretz’s sister, who experienced a stillbirth.
- 03Peretz received a historically low score of 2 points from judge David Dvir in the first episode.
- 04Judges Chaim Pashtain and Anna Aronov publicly defended Peretz’s performance.
- 05Contestant Eden Golan was injured during rehearsals, risking withdrawal under show rules.
- 06The competition continues with remaining couples aware each dance could be their last.
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