Star got a job on Channel 14 and was boycotted: "I am going to make a living. This did not happen with 12 and 13"
Food blogger Ron Yohananov shared with pain about a massive abandonment of followers following his new professional decision, and decided to send a particularly sharp message to the users who decided to boycott him: "I did not see followers drop when I filmed a program for Keshet 12 or appeared on Channel 13"
Food blogger Ron Yohananov, known for his easy and quick recipes, has gathered hundreds of thousands of followers on social media. The internet star recently announced that he is set to film a new cooking show on Channel 14, and he has paid a high price for this decision.
In a story posted on his Instagram account, Yohananov addressed the decision of many users to stop following him following his move to a channel identified with the right-wing camp.
"Everyone who decided to unfollow me because I need to make a living and am going to film a program for Channel 14, know that everything is fine. Livelihood is from God, it does not bother me for a second. The truth is, I am not a political person, I have no affinity for politics, and it is all about a cooking show. Purely me, food, pots, and a new audience that I want to get to know me and that I will be privileged to enter their kitchen," wrote Ron Yohananov.
Afterward, the food blogger shared that he did not deal with the same unpleasant situation when he collaborated with the TV channels Keshet 12 and Reshet 13. By doing so, Yohananov wanted to convey a sharp and clear message to those users:
"I did not see followers drop when I filmed a program for Keshet 12 last year or appeared on Channel 13. You need to do some soul-searching. Judging harshly, well, it's your loss. I'm here if you miss me, we'll meet at happy occasions."
Later, Ron Yohananov received negative responses from users. One follower wrote:
"Dear Ron, Channel 14 is a channel that I will never give a rating to. I am unfollowing because if there is a channel that separates, divides, lies, and glorifies the current Prime Minister, it is Channel 14. You are giving it a hand by broadcasting there. Unfortunately, this is not related to your personality but to your contribution to the channel by choice. Please notice how much burning hatred there is here following what you wrote. How much division. I wish you all the best, but may it not come from this channel."
Another follower wrote to the food blogger: "Even the Basij police in Iran need to make a living so they oppress the citizens. It's a pity that you chose to join an anti-Israeli propaganda channel."
