Asi Ezer likes to talk about himself the most, and now it's finally time to talk a little about Asi Ezer.
Because it turns out that a long time ago he allegedly did the Hanan Goldblatt trick on the actor Yehuda Nahari - he invited him to his house to offer him a lead role in the series "Being with Her", and in the middle of the audition he pulled and stroked.
This is Nahari's argument, without going into word-for-word issues, but it is interesting to go back to December 2020, so Nahari competed in an episode of "Ninja Israel", and when Ezer introduced it to viewers he uttered the sentence: "Maybe now, because of participating in Ning "God, maybe some ninja role will come suddenly (for Nahari to play). You never know."
Asi Ezer never matched the national mummy model that Keshet Broadcasting wore.
It is enough to examine the Kringe characters he wrote for "Being With Her" to grasp where he would like to draw boundaries.
For example, Zvika, the unstoppable and tactful agent played by Mark Ivanir, who shamelessly insults and insults, has always felt to me like a wild version of Ezer himself.
And the fact that "Ninja" wants men is known, but we have already repressed how the object helped and embarrassed in a live broadcast at the Eurovision in front of hundreds of millions the Spanish singer, or how he recorded his neighbor moaning and broadcast it on the radio.
In short, Ezer burned on the grill for years, but yesterday something happened.
Or at least it seems so, that Sharon Gal (Network 13) chose to open his program by reporting the affair and devoted 13 minutes to the item, including an analysis by a criminal lawyer, and interviewed in a distorted voice recalling how Ezer once invited him to sleep at his home.
He has helped many to change the image of the LGBT community over the past two decades. Power and celebrities produce streams of urine that rise to the top.
The culture of cancellation will cry out to delete Ezer from the screen, but how is that possible?
He's Channel 12's greatest talent, he's everywhere.
There’s an entire season of “Ninja” ahead of us, and “The Next Star,” and in between he interviews for Pines and Studio Six, leading commercials for insurance, glasses and what not.
By the way, what all these shows have in common: he talks about himself there.
Because Asi Ezer, the fruit of the love of his uncle Topaz and Peacock, symbolizes a TV that empowers itself.
At its center is a talent that flies over itself, that talks about itself, that makes films about itself, that embodies itself in commercials, that mimics it in "Great Country" and that it is picked up on the morning shows.
But tell the truth, how much more can you hear and see Ezer and his ilk preoccupying themselves with such obsession?
It's oppressive, it's exhausting, it's disturbing.
Yes, Asi Ezer's presence on screen certainly falls into the definition of a "nuisance" for many viewers.
Therefore, the latter case is an opportunity that must be seized, because it is time to cancel Asi Ezer.
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