The one who needs love and the one who is deprived: Oren Hazan enters everyone after "Big Brother"

Those who called him "clown" actually picked him up, Asif overall worked for him and Nir from "Breaking the Silence" had a conversation that almost changed his mind. A moment after he set fire to the photographed house and gave tips to the older brother, Oren Hazan did not remain obliged, announcing: "Essie Ezer ate her." Watch. Walla! State celebs

The one who needs love and the one who is deprived: Oren Hazan enters everyone after "Big Brother"

No matter if he likes or dislikes, apparently no one watching the current season of "Big Brother" could remain indifferent to the fact that former Knesset member Oren Hazan entered only one week in the most photographed house in the country, causing a mess. For two. For a daily incident every time, with another reality friend.

Controversial statements, acts that led to quarrels indoors, shouts and bickering as if he had been in the Knesset plenum and causing scandals? Cantor is really not excited, so in an interview he gave to Walla! Celebs the day after he left the photographed house, he says that his week in front of the program's viewers pretty much summed up what he did for four years in the Knesset. Take it wherever you want. "Reality is not exactly new. I was in the Knesset no more reality than that. It is not really different from Big Brother. The only difference is that they took four years from what I did and summarized them for a week," he admits.

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Felt like in the Knesset. Oren Hazan (Photo: Avi Cohen)

Oren Cantor after leaving Big Brother (Photo: Avi Cohen)

You said the Knesset - you wonder what politicians think about you about entering your house?
"The truth is, it is very intriguing to know what they are thinking, what they are saying, what is going on in their heads. I guess there are some who say 'Kibinimt - how he managed to reinvent himself again', there are others who say 'Why is it not me there' And there are also some who say 'Come on' ... those who say it is inappropriate are simply cut off from reality. "

Haven't you been afraid of a clown? Still, some people have never respected you before.
"A public figure, an elected official, a public messenger who couldn't laugh a little about himself, in life can't be sensitive enough for the public he represents. And something else, the last thing they said about 'clown' now runs the world, never mind names, * Trump *, so If that is what is doing you good, you are just picking me up. We will meet in government. "

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So quarrels? arguments? Disagreements that ended in jarring tones? There was plenty between Hazan and the contestants. It began when he refused to shake hands with Nir, the former spokesman for Breaking the Silence, which sparked drama. Now, he tells Snir, after talking to him, he might see things differently. "On Saturday, we sat down and talked for a deep conversation, among the many deep conversations that were going on, so he said 'You know what, I promise you I'll think about what you say, maybe you're right.'

What about those who will now accuse you of racism, because of your statement for hope?
"There is a huge difference and gap between those who perpetuate deprivation and those who perpetuate deprivation. Neither racism nor slippers, at the end of life, the doors are rotating ... but what does it have to do with racism? "Hope is running out of her, so come on, somebody needs to put her in place. Let's get in proportion."

"I came in here to help the format as well." Oren Hazan in "The Big Brother" (screenshot)

Big Brother (Photo: Screenshot)

What’s the thing with Asif - did you come in as friends, your ex-speaker, did you come out a little conflicted?
"No, we did not get out of trouble. We should, in fact, have no friends. He was my employee, he ate from my hand. You see, a man who has no spinal cord and no back, the problem is with him."

Lior Di came out on you too. Have you been surprised?
"The person is suffering from some kind of disorder, okay, come on. He told me and I quote: 'Listen, it's my right to be here with you, it's my right to learn from a great person like you, I wish I beg you to stay here all three months.' Curse with curses I tell you, in the neighborhood do not talk like that, the problem is not with him. "

Not friends, his employee. Asif Alkim (screenshot, network)

Asif Elkayam The Big Brother (Photo: Screenshot)

According to Hazan, he even gave advice to the big brother himself, the program editor and those who accompany the contestants. "It's not about the electorate. If I found myself saying 'Listen, there are places to filter', then I did mine. If I helped the format I did mine, leave the ratings and Essie auxiliary - Boom you, eat it!"

If you were a girl, was there some guy you would lock on?
"What do you mean with Oren Hazan, I think it's pretty clear not? Narcissism at its best. Don't put myself aside, that's a good question because that's all you're looking for. If I were me, I'd look for someone with a heart, never mind names, but others Look for something else too. Ka-Qing, "he laughs.

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Knows how to laugh at himself. Oren Cantor at the entrance to the Big Brother house (Photo: Micha Lovetton)

Oren Hazan at the Big Brother 2020 (Photo: Micha Lovetton, PR)

Running away or something. Tikva Gideon (Photo: Micha Lovetton)

Tikva Gideon, Big Brother 2020 (Photo: Micha Lovetton, PR)

Cantor claims he is "suffering from some kind of disorder." Lior Duak (Photo: Micha Lovetton)

Lior Duak, Big Brother 2020 (Photo: Micha Lovetton, PR)

Narcissism at its best. Oren Hazan

Oren Cantor after leaving Big Brother (Photo: Avi Cohen)