Yehuda Nahari against Rotem Sela:
Two months after dropping a bomb when he claimed in an interview that a decade ago he was allegedly sexually harassed by Asi Ezer, actor Yehuda Nahari continues to fight for his justice and does not hesitate to go against anyone who doubts his credibility.
This morning (Sunday) Neri published an angry post full of harsh and personal criticism against Sela.
The post comes hours after the broadcast of the interview in question that Dana Weiss had with Rotem Sela in the weekend edition of N12, in which she was asked, among other things, as a close friend of Ezer, about the affair.
"Thank you, for those who are not ready to close the shameful mouths," he opened the post, which contained screenshots of tweets and posts by several journalists, including the presenter of the news edition here 11 Michal Rabinowitz and journalist Sagi Ben-Nun, who also opposed the interview and Sela.
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"Thank you from the bottom of my heart in my name and in the name of the other friends who have to deal daily with the emotional, mental and guilt scar, a hard feeling that all those 'good souls' want to inflict on the victim and not the perpetrator, and all for the sake of lying and closing their mouths." .
"If the admission of the victim's guilt is made - could the murdered man who was stabbed to death be guilty because he 'ran to the knife' time and time again ?! Obviously not," he wrote.
Asi Ezer and Yehuda Nahari, Photo: Daniel Kaminsky, Coco, Gettyimages
"Mrs. Rotem Sela, be ashamed of yourself, because I (and not only I) was ashamed of you," Nahari pointed a direct accusing finger at Sela.
"God forbid I will not wish a man or woman to be sexually assaulted and then a media assault and attempt to trample the victim's honor to ashes to shut up, I will just try to give you (Ms. Rotem Sela, mother and wife) food for thought: If God forbid it was Your sister, your daughter or you, would you still say these words? ", Nahari asked to know." It seems to me that the answer is as clear as day at noon - you would not give it a hand.
"I expect you, being a woman, a mother, and being a wise person, who have the rights to human dignity and a candle to your feet, to condemn these acts even if it is your connected and well-publicized friend," the post concluded.
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