Yanky Goldhaber posted a short video online on Tuesday in which he asked to address the various agencies in Israel that represent actors, influencers and entertainment stars and explain why they should refrain from signing prominent figures of abductees who returned a few days ago from Hamas captivity as part of the deal between Israel and the murderous terrorist organization. Goldhaber qualified his remarks by arguing that it is very important to give love to those who returned from the inferno, but in the same breath emphasized the difference between authentic love of the audience and turning them into full-fledged celebrities.
"Please, please all agencies and everyone connected with this - don't sign those who have just returned from captivity, no agency," Goldhaber urged in a video posted on his Instagram page, which has 105,<> followers. "No one needs it, we saw what happened. It's doing no good," he asserted emphatically. "Let the soul relax. So her followers rise, her followers rise (referring to Mia's followers there, who since her Instagram account was hijacked has become especially popular and has added tens of thousands of followers). OK, that's great, it's very important to give the good attitude it's really, really important, but don't ride it. Begging, good day," he signed.
"I would like to add that not everyone who sells for a moment can and should be subjected to an undignified PR round," Yanky tells us in a conversation we had with him on the subject. "La (Lamia there; Specifically, followers are rising, and that's fine. But I mean I don't think we should now try to make a turn on her and anyone else. I think it's important to lift her up, and I wish she would reach millions [of followers] as well, just don't take it one step further."
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