Quite some time has passed since Kazem Khaliliya, one of the prominent participants in the most talked about last season of the successful reality show, left the "Big Brother" house.
In a post he uploaded last night (Wednesday) to his Instagram account, he told tens of thousands of his followers about the complexity with which he lives, as a homosexual Muslim Arab who loves the country, who often has to make his way with considerable effort and fight for his principles.
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entered the "big brother" house.
Kazem Khaliliya, photo: Koko
"Lately, I was lonely, in the dark, in ignorance," Khaliliya wrote in a post he published, to which he also attached a photo of himself with a rather pensive expression on his face.
"I had to fight alone for my justice, and it's terribly exhausting," he shared painfully.
"This industry exhausts me," he added as someone who only a few months ago entered the "Big Brother" house as an anonymous guy and left it as a well-known figure in every house.
"The situation in Israel worries me," he confessed.
"I'm lost. I'm the gay and single Muslim," he shared bravely with the surfers in the depths of his soul.
"But today I stood up strong. I'm not transparent. I'm here because I have something to say, and I haven't started saying everything I'm thinking yet," he noted towards the end of his words.
"To life new beginnings", he greeted.
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Khaliliya's revealing post received dozens of comments.
"You are the gay Muslim and the most sensitive, kind-hearted, giving and smart single person there is. Patience and confidence, Prince," praised and advised the singer Michael Ben David, who knows a thing or two about the difficult path in the field of entertainment.
"I love you," hugged Marina Kuznetsova, another contestant in the season in which Kazem participated.
Dror Rockenstein, who shared the same famous house with Khaliliya, also wanted to encourage.
"It will be good, atonement for you. Everything in its time," he reassured.
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