US EditionFitness trainer from Yavneh: "I am the victim, my privacy was invaded"
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On Wednesday and Thursday of last week, the country was shaken: Agam Berger, Arbel Yehud, and Gadi Mozes were about to be released from Hamas captivity. Tensions reached a peak on Thursday morning when the latter two were released, surrounded by a crowd of Gazans who threatened to beat them up. In those very days, the most popular search terms on news sites were: "Yavneh fitness center." For those who happened to be on Mars at the time, it was c…
The gym sex video scandal continues • The trainer says he had no conflict with anyone, and strongly rejects the rumors: "My mental state is not good, the police informed me that I was threatened. They were not married and I am single" • He shared that he is being followed, called constantly and cursed at • One of the victims filmed said she was forced to leave the house and is afraid to go outside: "My life has been ruined"
In an interview he gave to News 13, the man at the center of the affair said: "We are the victims, we are the ones being harmed." He added: "What happened to me could happen to anyone."
The fitness trainer involved in the Yavne sex tape scandal was interviewed for the first time on Channel 13 and claimed: "The girls and I are victims of a violation of privacy. This could happen to anyone." He demands that the person responsible for distributing the videos be found.
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