Is Ofira Assayag eyeing the next season of "Married at First Sight"? "I want to"

The Keshet 12 presenter competed in a weekly quote quiz with co-hosts Eli Ohana and Barak Seri. Upon identifying a quote by Sophie from "Married at First Sight," she declared: "Screams, I want to be the psychologist." The episode also featured jabs at Ran Kozuch and Naftali Bennett.

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Is Ofira Assayag eyeing the next season of "Married at First Sight"? "I want to"
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Is Ofira Assayag on her way to the next season of "Married at First Sight"? According to the statement she made during the weekly quote quiz on the program "Ofira, Ohana, Seri" on Keshet 12, it may be that this is exactly where she is aiming.

As part of the quiz, Ofira Assayag, Eli Ohana, and Barak Seri were asked to identify the speakers of various quotes from the past week. When Assayag recognized the quotes from Sophie and Dor on "Married at First Sight," she provided a particularly surprising statement.

The quotes in question were "How good that you came" and "It really stayed with me until today before I met you," which Assayag correctly identified as an exchange between Sophie Daniel Benjamin and Dor Oz Cohen.

"That's Sophie from 'Married at First Sight,' screams, I want to be the psychologist from 'Married at First Sight,'" Assayag declared.

Furthermore, the presenters were shown a quote from Hapoel Be'er Sheva coach Ran Kozuch, who said, "A huge sense of pride in our players," following their victory over Red Star Belgrade and securing a spot in the Champions League playoffs.

Assayag, who built her career in sports media, criticized the somewhat cliché nature of the statement: "Every football and basketball coach, they die for this." In contrast, Seri offered a compliment: "They did great."

Additionally, when a quote by Naftali Bennett was presented, Eli Ohana—who has been mentioned in the past as a candidate for a reserved spot on the Likud list for the next Knesset elections—sent a jab toward the former prime minister, saying in a mocking tone:

"It seems to me that Naftali Bennett said that, the candidate for prime minister."

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