The mother claims that the evictee from the "Big Brother" house defames her son's name • "Describes Yehuda as a dangerous criminal, it seems that this is how you direct the anger towards the audience"
Yitzhakov and Gvaram
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Liron Moldovan, Micha Loveton
Yehuda Yitzhakov's mother against Gal Gvaram:
In a letter sent by lawyer Alon Wolkowitzky, the mother of the "big brother" tenant demands that the evictee apologize and threatens to open legal proceedings.
The letter, which reached Israel Today, was sent following Gal's remarks after she left her brother's house.
"In my 'Big Brother' house, my client's son stands for public trial 24/7 and wins great sympathy. There when anyone who behaves in a disrespectful and unworthy manner is punished by the public by expelling him from the show - even when it comes to a celebrity behind a well-oiled PR as well as hundreds "Thousands of followers. It seems that your anger at the audience that chose to oust you from the program is directed in the direction of my client's son, which is not in his favor," the letter reads.
"My client feels kosher our mother who on the other hand frantically prepares an altar and trees in order to bind her beloved son and prayed to the angel to come and command you 'Do not reach for the boy', but the angel was reluctant to come. "And to close them behind bars is at least a publication that has a serious and forbidden violation of her son's good name and dignity - all with deliberate intent and an improper and lost attempt to defame him and harm him, while depriving him of his basic right to defend himself against you."
In the letter, the mother demands "to immediately refrain from publishing any further publications about her son, let alone in his condemnation."
Another requirement: "Post on your personal Instagram page to your followers in which you apologize for the things you attributed to Judah, as well as for the severe injury you caused to his honor and good name."
