Yuval Levy, a veteran of "Big Brother" who is currently in Germany without a return date to Israel, posted ten selfies of herself on her Instagram account on Tuesday, two of which she hides with her hands the hidden parts of her upper body. Some users were less connected to the content and apparently reported it, which led to its removal.
Autumn after leaving the "Big Brother" house. Photo: Assaf Hadar (Archive)
"SELF MIRROR VIEW," LEVY WROTE UNDERNEATH A SERIES OF TEN PHOTOS OF HERSELF, SOME FULLY CLOTHED, SOME TOPLESS. Although she closed the post to comments, she received what the audience had to say about him shortly afterwards in the form of removing the content.
"Instagram has come back to take down my posts or narrow-eyed people are still coming in to take a peek and then reporting me and coming out," Levy wrote angrily. "If it's not right for you, just go. Why be suppressed and suppress the atmosphere for others? The bare chest of IDF soldiers passes through the eye, but a woman who can't see anything? It's already dangerous! In short, there is nothing new under the sun," she concluded desperately.
Yuval Levy's story, photo: Instagram
In another story she posted shortly afterward, she wrote in the background of one of the photos that was removed: "This is the picture they downloaded to me. IDF soldiers without a shirt are not blocked on Instagram and they do see a nipple! Which is unlike a female nipple, for purposes of pleasure in the heart. Mine is at least functional. And their emojis to me are much more erotic. At least I'm turned on by it, and it seems that there are many, many more, and it's distributed on the Internet freely. But why should they remove them? Who is male sexuality threatening?" she wondered. "Anyone who is uncomfortable enjoying this picture but is comfortable with a picture of a handsome soldier without a shirt – you are blind and hypocritical. Those who are uncomfortable can walk. I don't mind. There is no need to announce either."
After the great anger, Levy received a message from the social network that her post had been reinstated. "Hooray!" wrote an encourager. "Anyone who sends or texts me privately that it's not appropriate, Instagram said rest and check your double standards and yours," she scolded.
Yuval Levy's story, photo: Instagram
In a conversation with Israel Hayom, Levy added: "My account is private. That is, it is not content that is distributed unregulated across the web. It's content that, because it's sensitive, my profile is private and there are still people who see fit to come in and report. And how is it still problematic when it's actually restricted content, but when male content is distributed publicly, it doesn't bother anyone?"
Yuval Levy, Photo: Reshet 13
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