Racist attack on the Internet: reality star Alina Levy today shared with surfers a particularly repulsive comment that was written to her at the bottom of one of the posts she published, in which she was told that she is not Jewish and has nothing to look for in the country. In the same breath, she also testified to herself that there has been a change in her attitude towards extreme comments she receives on social networks.
Alina Levy has come a long way since she became famous in the second season of "Big Brother" when she was only 20 years old.
But even now, 12 years later, when she is 32 years old and has a career, she still receives offensive comments about her Jewishness.
As mentioned, today the actress published on her private account on the Instagram social network an evil and extreme talkback aimed at her.
"You are not Israeli, and even if you convert, your blood is not Jewish," Levy was told, who did not remain obliged, and replied to the surfer with sarcasm.
From Alina Levy's Instagram post,
Afterwards, she also explained extensively and in detail her thoughts and opinions on the matter.
"I am Jewish in my lifestyle," she wrote, among other things, to her 98,000 followers.
"You're not Israeli. You're Israeli because you got married. You're not Jewish, and you have nothing to look for in the country. The only thing that ties you here is your husband. You're not related at all, and even if you convert your blood is not Jewish," one of the surfers slammed Balina.
"Thank you, our beautiful one, for taking so much effort to write me your narrow and limited thought," Levy replied sarcastically.
"It's wonderful in my eyes that you expose us all to your smallness, and how much you enjoy dividing and agitating. I know it makes you feel a lot of value, and that's what you live for, so enjoy yourself."
At the bottom of the screenshot, Alina wrote: "Wow, what happiness to see such reactions and how to stay at ease, on the couch, and even laugh a little."
From Alina Levy's Instagram post,
"I used to tremble"
Later the reality star elaborated more.
"And now seriously? I didn't think I would get to a point in my life where other people's dark opinions wouldn't move me, but I got there. There are people who think my non-Jewish blood doesn't give me the right to live here and it's fine that's their opinion. They live with themselves, so why should it bother me ?", she wondered.
Regarding the decision to publish the difficult correspondence, Levy wrote.
"For me, this is an opportunity to flood the discourse, this is an opportunity to share that I used to sit in front of such reactions trembling, cringing, and afraid because I believed that I was actually less good because I am not defined on the page as Jewish. I am Jewish in my lifestyle, in my soul, and in my values," she noted.
"If the religion was determined according to the father in the country, as in other countries, I would be defined according to the rabbinate as a Jewess, yes? But because of the decision that it is according to the mother, then I am not. To that I will give the power to define the value of who I am? No and no," she stated .
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