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Recommendations of the Editorial team

In the jungle camp, two candidates who have a troubled past collide. Eva had a relationship with Samira’s ex-partner while Samira was pregnant.

Eva met Samira Entrance to the camp sorry. But an apology alone is not enough, says Samira. She should have started the conversation straight away.

We remember what Eva said yesterday: “My personality is not based on a story. You can get to know me here.” That’s true. And it is the jungle essence that so often no one thinks about.

Therapy sentences in the bush

This time too, Eva is on top. She says to Amira the sentence that therapists say, the sentence that no one likes to hear: “I hope you get over it.” Samira is flabbergasted and struggles to say: “I hope so too.”

Only in the post-talk with Ariel does Samira become quick-witted: “Open legs, open ears!”

Eva later: “I’m not the reason why they separated. The reason lies with the two of them. Their family isn’t broken because of me. I’m not in couples therapy here.” Another precise statement. The TV manufacturer listens to her and perhaps thinks he has a chance.

And: “What does she want? She got the podcast!”

Reality Bills

Of course, the staged scandal surrounding Eva and the ex-pregnant woman does not have the potential of a Star of David affair. Half of the “Jungle Camp” viewers have no idea who they are. To be honest, they both look the same.

Meanwhile, Ariel has to go through the jungle test: put on protective goggles and lie down in a grave, cockroach shower. “I cannot die?” asks the Swiss woman.

Then a textbook sentence: “I don’t like being tied up. I’m paranoid.” Maybe she means claustrophobia paranoia? Okay, not the term it – but who knows the term cleithrophobia?

The next jungle test

Ariel, Eva and Gil have to go into the next jungle test. It’s hard to say whether you vote people into the exam because you love them (then fans call) or because you hate them (then people vote Ofarim in). In any case, the callers are not stupid. Ariel has failed every test so far – whoever calls on her behalf wants the camp participants to continue not getting anything tasty to eat.

Gil Ofarim is voted in because people want to see him suffer.

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