"Botox injection generously": Spy's appearance provoked reactions | Israel today

Instead of engaging in the singer's performance at the Independence Day ceremony, surfers preferred to relate to the sight of her face and scatter vicious remarks • On the other hand, there were also those who were furious: "How evil!"

Israel's 73rd Independence Day ceremony held last night (Wednesday) under the auspices of an Israeli fraternity created many exciting moments and salon conversations, but it seems that the one who managed to provoke the most heated discussion on the network was actually the singer Margalit Tsanani.

Despite her and Ilanit's exciting musical performance, viewers and surfers were engaged in a heated discussion that dealt mainly with one issue: the appearance of the faces of the two, and especially that of Tsanani.

The 72-year-old Tsanani, who will soon return to the screens as a judge in the new season of "The X Factor" alongside Simon Cowell, Neta Barzilai and Aviv Geffen, has become the real star of the ceremony.

Minutes after she took to the stage began, the network was flooded with reviews and mocking and cynical comments about her appearance.

The performance of Margol and Ilanit at the Independence Day ceremony // Photo: Knesset Channel

"Spy does not look one day more than Hello Kitty. I did not understand - is it an imitation from Thailand?", A surfer wondered and many others joined: "Not only Artzi changed her face. The shot was generous," a surfer wrote. 

"Who is this beautiful, young and tense Asian and what did she do with a spy?"

Added a surfer.

Another jokingly wrote: "When you order a spy from Shein."

Others did not hold back, replacing the heated debate over the shape of Pfizer's syringe created by the flags in the syringe they claimed was responsible for Tsanani's appearance: "The money she put in the syringes could go to the entire state's fireworks budget," they wrote. 

The highlights of the beacon lighting ceremony on Mount Herzl // Photo: Knesset Channel

Alongside the hundreds of responses who chose to critique the appearance of Tsanani's face and had a heated discussion on the issue of Botox, there were also surfers who were outraged at the ridicule and obsessive preoccupation with Tsanani's face instead of her appearance.

"Wow! How evil!", An angry surfer.

"What does it matter to you what she did with her body? She still sings amazing and that's why we got together," he later wrote: "I did not understand all the posts that laugh about a spy Botox did at 72. I started at 30 and so did quite a few people I know. "I have no idea what I will look like at the age of 72 and I probably won't care either. Everyone has the right to look the way he wants and when he wants."

"Is it a spy? Is it a spy? Is it a spy? The whole feed is full of this 'innocent' question," a surfer wrote, adding: "Come on, yes, it's a spy. "So come on, let it fly over itself and let everyone do what's good for them. What really makes wrinkles is jealousy. Independence is happy and encouraging."