Quite a bit of noise was generated today (Thursday) by the report on the end of Ofira Asayag and Eyal Berkowitz's professional relationship and the decline of the program "Ofira and Barko," which was broadcast for about six years on the small screen in Keshet 12. Entertainment stars from a variety of fields sought to address, each in their own way and platform, the great drama.
The first to respond to his story was "Wedding" star Yogev Elkayam, who took a screenshot from a comment he sarcastically wrote on one of the gossip pages: "Too bad. You were a unifying program among the people," he insisted.
Ofira and Berko. The End, Screenshot, Rainbow 12
"Big Brother" star Shahaf Raz also addressed the end of Ofira and Berko's TV relationship, and did so in two stories he uploaded to his page. "The whole country right now: 'It's time to be united.' Ofira and Berkowitz:," he wrote, showing a screenshot from the news announcement about the show's download. Soon after, he added a short video. "I'm telling you, it really upset me about these Ofira and Berkowitz, because if they're not united, then what's next? Peas and carrots? Coco and melon?" he joked.
Shahaf Raz: "If they separate, what's next?" From Instagram
Stand-up comedian Avi Nussbaum did not ignore the dramatic announcement either, writing with his characteristic sarcastic humor: "Another small business that fell apart because of the war."
Internet personality and reality TV refugee Dana Zarmon wrote in a talkback on the "Shame" network and received a flood of attacks from surfers. "About what and who? It is a pity for those who died because of the division they made among the people," they replied. "One of the most shallow, populist and mostly harmful programs on television," they added. The attack on Dana also descended to personal levels. "Embarrassing flattery", "another licker", "too bad you don't get erased from the screen too, you shape", "stupid", insulted her.
Pastry chef Or Spitz wondered what happened and what she missed, and received answers with a lot of humor and sarcasm. "What happened? The Messiah is on the way", "A bit of happy tidings in a delusional time, isn't it?", "You haven't lost anything", "It turns out that only good happens! There is no room for division and incitement on the screens. We've exhausted it." Ninet Taib's sister, Sophie Taib, also responded, writing briefly: "All from Allah" (all from God)."
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