After last week, actor Yehuda Nahari dropped a bomb that shook the world of entertainment when he revealed in an interview that he was allegedly sexually harassed by Asi Ezer almost a decade ago, there is now another development among the versions of the chain of events.
In the interview with Walla, Nahari, as mentioned, underwent a polygraph examination in which a truth-teller was found.
Today (Sunday) it was reported that Ezer also underwent a polygraph and was found to be telling the truth.
Nahari was quick to respond in his story to the discovery and invited Ezer for another joint polygraph examination at the institute to be agreed upon by both parties and questions to be formulated by him.
As expected, the web surfers did not remain indifferent to the development in the affair and as with its discovery, were divided into two fairly clear camps: those who almost overwhelmingly support Nahari and believe his version and those who are convinced that Azer is overdoing it even before his guilt is proven.
"Antigen testing is more reliable than this polygraph," wrote quite a few surfers who mocked the level of reliability of the polygraph.
How did it come about that they were both telling the truth?
"Everything is regrettable," many others wrote. "The main thing is that all the judges behind the keyboard hurried to shed Asi's blood," a surfer wrote angrily. "Please note: Following the affair, tonight's newscast ends at 11:15 PM," a surfer cynically added about the incessant media preoccupation with the affair.
"It's not a lie if you really believe in it," read a more critical and serious response.
"I did not understand. Rainbow became researchers?", A surfer asked.
"The police have not found interest in the case, so why keep talking about it? If the guy wants to continue to prove his point, he should do so through the usual channels and not over the pages of Rainbow, Guy Pines and other confusions," she added.
Simultaneously with the development of the affair, Ezer's husband, Albert Escola, who has so far refrained from commenting on the upheaval the two are going through these days, has published in his story a picture of the two embracing.
In a post, Escola wrote: "I hope this sad story is behind us. It was a challenge, but our love and support has grown. I know it was important for you to prove your innocence. Now let's focus and work on how to make the world a better place every day. I love you".
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