The departure of the tenant in question from the famous house in the country flooded the Internet with countless comments - for and against • Yael Carmon from "The Race for a Million": "Judah took ugly sides out of him"
Good that he was fired or a pity he left?
Rami Vered in dismissal
106 days of dramas inside and outside the Big Brother house, and a second before he could boast of a title contender in the final, Rami Vered was expelled from the house in question in the country.
Vered (56) was marked from his first day at the fireplace house as a prominent contender, with the drama surrounding him raging non-stop whether it was the relationship between him and Linor or the charged confrontations he got into with the other tenants, led of course by his main enemy Yehuda Yitzhakov.
Last night (Saturday) two days before the grand final, Vered's name was announced as the 15th to be expelled from the fireplace, and as expected, when he left, as at his entrance, the comedian managed to provoke a wave of thousands of comments on the network.
The winner of the last season of "Race for a Million", Yael Carmon, was one of those who expressed support for Ward, and this morning (Sunday) posted a long status on the issue on her Instagram.
"A slightly less popular opinion will be strong the world is cruel," she opened the post.
"Can't point out what in Remy's personality made me be on his side all season," she continued in a confession, "even when he made the leaks and he did and one leaks."
"Sometimes a TV game makes you lose your grip on reality ... as we all saw, the format managed to work on Remy. Big Time. I tend to believe he imagined his entry as the flag bearer of a camp just not Bibi, and believed he would make a short round in prime time to To pocket a modest sum that is better than the grants of the self-employed and to spoil the miracle for Ronit with the cigarette in boring political debates to die for.
"Judah has managed to bring out very, very ugly sides, and I always tried to remind myself next to all the squabbles that we all have such sides that we would like to fall asleep pretty well. We all have this trigger that makes us impulsive and sometimes even takes out aggression that is hard to watch. Remy this season is that he let the game take over, forgot it was not reality, and let a guy he was half his age take it off his chin and lose balance.
"And for Yehuda it was almost too easy. Whoever made Lior Kalfon the good-hearted goldfish rave about him should receive the Israel Prize for bringing nerves. He made Remy lose his temper in every little act of his, knew exactly where to press and how to activate and this story closed the corner of us. "Half of the episodes of the season. In the end, they both lost and they both had to be out."
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Carmon added and wrote her opinion on Vered's friendships with Linor: "... they are two adults and if that is what did them good on my part to get married tomorrow and give birth to twenty children because only love will win ... I tend to believe that Remi's dependence on Linor was due to inequality "The weight he was under due to the endless tension with Judah. Without it he had no stable ground and he needed it like air to breathe so as not to feel alone in his own camp and to neutralize the stress a little."
In contrast, many other surfers were quick to congratulate what they saw as a fair move, and did not hesitate to use harsh words to express their joy: "Thank God! Too bad it didn't come out long before," wrote one surfer who immediately received a wave of supportive comments.
"Home home home," another surfer rejoiced.
"The most shocking tenant of all the fireplace seasons of his generation. What a humiliation, a minute before the final," and then added: "Tomorrow I'm having a Thanksgiving party at my house for anyone interested," and many others wrote: "He doesn't deserve a place in the final!".
"Friends, good news and bitter news," tweeted another surfer.
"The good news: Rami Vered has been fired from the Big Brother house. The bitter news: he's back to spreading free pike and hatred on Twitter."
Alongside the thousands of surfers who could not hide their joy for Id from the second dismissal before the peak moment of the season, there were also those who chose to express a more moderate position.
"Too bad !!! It's really a micro cosmos of the state of nothingness and desolation. The final includes the undecided Karin ??? Coral the pension ???
It was also written: "It is a great pity that you hate a man who hates free, he is a good man, sensitive and human and Coral should have flown."
The "Big Brother" final will be broadcast tomorrow (Monday), March 22, on Network 13 - with six tenants competing for the title of big winner: Josie, Zehava, Karin, Almog, Tom and Oren.
