However, Gilboa did not intend to remain silent and gave his own response: “”It’s his right to be angry, that’s how restaurateurs who receive a bad grade feel, the wisdom is to fix it.” Gilboa also wrote to his followers on social networks: “There were many inquiries and questions from you and this is my answer,” when he showed a screenshot of a conversation On the subject of ‘Eddie’s Hideout’.
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Gilboa also added that he was told: “I am shocked because this is not the first time you kill a restaurant”, with a sharp answer: “Regarding the claim in the second, to criticize and ignore the fact that there was a conflict and one brother burned down the restaurant? It was all over the news from 12 to 14 , a huge story at the time, so hide it?”.
As I recall, the former Network 13 anchor colleague Noa Rozin wrote: “Ashley spoke so beautifully, cultured and polite. It is amazing to see how even out of the pain and humiliation he experienced he manages to respond in a down-to-earth way in the face of violence. And this is violence for everything: because the headlines that click These are called by people who are sure it’s okay to talk like that about a restaurant, to humans.”