If I had only received one shekel for each time I was asked last week if Static had betrayed his wife Sarit Polak, I could have funded ten albums for those of me.
The answer, at least from me, no one received.
Not because I'm stingy with information, but for two reasons: First, I do not really know what happened there.
The second, and more important, because it is not my business at all and certainly not your business either.
The rumor mill about the aforementioned triangle is probably the longest I have encountered since the denied voiceless parting of Noa Kirl and Jonathan Margie.
It started when Sarit was a resident of the Big Brother house, spread like wildfire, got a new life this week when hinted at in a song by rapper Ron Nesher, the longtime static chilba, and has now even reached the courtroom, with a defamation suit totaling A quarter of a million shekels filed by Static against Nesher.
As someone who has been dealing with the worlds of entertainment and gossip for nearly two decades, it would be strange to accuse you of over-snooping.
In one moment I will become unconscious who does not see his own hump.
All your criticism will be welcomed, and yet I will say what is on my mind.
When I took the job, they explained to me about red lines that do not cross.
Happily, I was able to stay true to them most of the time.
One of the clear rules that explained to me then, and still applies today, is that people do not go into underwear.
This week was a leap forward in gossip.
I do not remember an event of this kind, which was publicly talked about as if it were a legitimate gossip item.
Not to be confused, I too was part of the festival, which has already reached dimensions that cannot be ignored.
Of course, the network, which at times seems to have been invented just for these events, is also tumultuous.
Beyond snooping and lust for all that is yellow, this event should also be a bright red light for all of us.
Today it's a static, tomorrow it's every one of us.
In our little swamp we are not yet prepared for what may have become legitimate abroad.
Erans@israelhayom.co.il
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