Dror Contento was recently granted the right to be immune from dismissal during the season, but a serious violation of the house rules that was exposed on the net could jeopardize his immunity
Channel 26 viewers probably already know that in the last week, Dror Contento was elected head of the "Big Brother" house, and as such he is immune from dismissal.
But is he also immune from sanctions imposed on contestants who have violated house rules, and perhaps even the most severe law of all?
In an excerpt from the channel's broadcasts, which was presented, among other things, on the reality blog "Armchair Sweet Potato", you can see Yehuda Yitzhakov hinting to Dror that he wants him to be fired.
The purpose of the move, which was explained by Judah, is to spare it the overthrow and explanations on the part of other contestants during the dismissal.
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Indeed, during the standoff for dismissal Dror put up Yehuda and thus executed the plan.
Will "Big Brother" decide to abolish the status of the head of the house as immune from impeachment or will the coordination in question pass quietly?
We'll wait and see.
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