"Bring him!": Lior Kalfon was attacked on the way out of the "Big Brother" house | Israel today

Videos of Yehuda supporters cursing Lior Kalfon as he leaves "Big Brother" excite the network • Gal Gvaram: "I am shocked" • Linor Sabinik: "Where did we get to ?!"

• "To go that far and act like barbarians, where did we get to?"

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  Micha Loveton

Scary and stressful moments passed yesterday (Saturday) on Lior Kalfon, shortly after he was fired from the "Big Brother" house.

At the exit from the fireplace, they were waiting for a car in which Kalfon was sitting. Fans of Yehuda Yitzhakov's Lion Battalion, who seemed to be very angry when they shouted insults and did not speak harsh words against Kalfon.

"Bring him, bring him! Where he is, where he is. Lior, you disgraceful move. You are not a man, shame," were shouted at videos that quickly went viral on the net. "Where is the coward. Give us the coward!"

The blatant attack against Kalfon provoked a storm on the net.

And many surfers were quick to express their shock at the border being crossed.

"Shame on the supporters of Judah, those who came to the 'Big Brother' house and started with poor cries against Lior Kalfon at his exit from the Big Brother house 'Where is the coward?'

"'Give it to us' as the last of the criminals. You can not love someone, not vote for someone, disagree with him. But go that far and act like barbarians, where have we come from? This is a reality show! Some proportions!"

"You are the shame !!!", wrote a surfer in the Facebook group "Big Brother" forum.

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Along with dozens of similar reactions from shocked surfers, two of the season's standouts, Linor Sabinik and Gal Gvaram, were also quick to express their disgust at the behavior of those fans.

"What's closed. What kind of company are we?", Gvaram wrote in a series of posts she uploaded to her story yesterday.

"It's a reality show. Not everyone has to get along with everyone, but they have to respect. I'm shocked. Shame on some part of our society. Shame. The people who are there should be ashamed. Enough, reset yourself, and urgently! We are not living."

"Where have we come from, my country? Where? This is just a reality show!", Sabinik added in the story she uploaded.

"Proportions. Listen to the sane voice, we are human beings," she wrote, among other things.