49-year-old Zohar Strauss said in an interview that he was injured during the first VIP Survival mission.

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One of the most prominent survivors of the new season of "VIP Survival" is Zohar Strauss. The esteemed actor had a good edit which featured him fighting as a lion in his tribe's missions, being beaten and not giving up and also providing some particularly witty lines about himself and the other contestants, which shone with him in a particularly amusing light. But is something else behind the indulgent editing, and not just a paragon for his graceful personality?

In an intriguing interview they did with Strauss's Ran Sarig and Dana Spector, as part of a new Internet program called "We Are Home," Strauss talked about how he was featured and will be featured in the show and also addressed the injuries he sustained and left on the editorial floor.

The interview with Zohar Strauss began at 08:10

Sarig, the interviewer, first said that the program team also offered him to "Survive" and he refused, and after seeing Zohar wished he had not gone. The three talked about the positive way Zohar is portrayed in the first few episodes and Zohar is happy about it, but also hinted at the following: "Strikowski (Program Editor - DS) picked me up the first episode and we were happy, and then he picked me up the second one too, I'm just Know what will happen in the third, too ... After all, they don't just lift for a person to be tall. " Although the third episode has already aired, with Ilana Avital being the second ousted of the season, Zohar's intention seems to be for the upcoming events to star in the image. Sarig noted: "Make you cute two episodes and you're going to go bad," and the experienced actor Strauss replied "It's simple rules of drama. You build a tower and then destroy it all at once."

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Spector did not spare her views on the cast program. "I really liked Israel," she said, and quickly made it clear: "But he looks young and dumb." Strauss added: "He's not the dumbest guy there."

As mentioned, the main concern about Strauss concerns the injuries he sustained during the first physical mission, among other things after what appeared to be a physical accident with Israel. "I broke three ribs and broke the collarbone in the first task after five minutes," the 49-year-old actor said when asked about what the pitchers have termed "Reality Deflection." Strauss made it clear that he came with a smile, but things seemed to change later.

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"The fight with Israel is not just an issue," he said. "It was just an issue that caused real and significant damage to me that affected the game. So they reduced the network, they reduced it." Strauss introduced what parts were hurt, but added that he was trying to keep Israel in good spirits and friendship, with the understanding that we were still dealing with each other. "I have a lot of sympathy and appreciation for Israel," he added, "and I also have some significant interest in him because it has had a very big impact on me."

The response was received from the network: "Zohar Strauss commented: 'My words have been taken out of context'".