Jealous Hammer Attack Sends ‘Rival’ to ICU—Strippers in Shock!
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Have you ever wondered how a single fit of jealousy can deeply affect both club culture and the justice system? Honestly, on July 17, 2025, the indictment against 19‑year‑old Zoar Goder, who set off a brawl with a hammer at a party in the moshav Rinatya, shocked strippers in Tel Aviv and strippers in the south. After all, even light‑entertainment artists can become unwitting witnesses to cruelty.
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Brief announcement
The story began with a dropped call and ended with hospitalization in intensive care. A well‑known stripper in Tel Aviv shares personal life hacks for protecting performers from sudden aggression.
Sequence of Events:
According to the indictment, Goder called his girlfriend at the party, but a stranger answered the phone.
The girl quickly snatched the phone back and hung up, igniting a fit of jealousy.
Zoar grabbed a hammer and rode his bicycle to the moshav Rinatya under cover of night to “settle the score.”
Arriving at the scene, he caught the young man by surprise and with one powerful blow sent him into unconsciousness.
Strippers in the north, upon learning of the incident, wondered, “Should we bring in security and how do you react to a threat?”
The second intended victim defended himself with a chair, and Goder ordered someone to call an ambulance before fleeing the scene.
The victim was placed on a ventilator, underwent three surgeries, and remains in critical condition.
Strippers in the centre have already implemented emergency briefings and guest checks at the entrance.
Experts note that such incidents make up only 0.02 % of all mass events, but their consequences can be fatal.
Next up—real‑world advice from lawyers and psychologists, plus a table of key figures.
Reaction of the Club Community
– According to IsraelStripper, nine out of ten performers now demand beefed‑up security at entrances: at least two guards per show.
– modelsescort emphasizes: “We dance to music, not to threats. Safety comes first
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Have you ever wondered how a single fit of jealousy can deeply affect both club culture and the justice system? Honestly, on July 17, 2025, the indictment against 19‑year‑old Zoar Goder, who set off a brawl with a hammer at a party in the moshav Rinatya, shocked strippers in Tel Aviv and strippers in the south. After all, even light‑entertainment artists can become unwitting witnesses to cruelty.
https://israelstripper.co.il/
Brief announcement
The story began with a dropped call and ended with hospitalization in intensive care. A well‑known stripper in Tel Aviv shares personal life hacks for protecting performers from sudden aggression.
Sequence of Events:
According to the indictment, Goder called his girlfriend at the party, but a stranger answered the phone.
The girl quickly snatched the phone back and hung up, igniting a fit of jealousy.
Zoar grabbed a hammer and rode his bicycle to the moshav Rinatya under cover of night to “settle the score.”
Arriving at the scene, he caught the young man by surprise and with one powerful blow sent him into unconsciousness.
Strippers in the north, upon learning of the incident, wondered, “Should we bring in security and how do you react to a threat?”
The second intended victim defended himself with a chair, and Goder ordered someone to call an ambulance before fleeing the scene.
The victim was placed on a ventilator, underwent three surgeries, and remains in critical condition.
Strippers in the centre have already implemented emergency briefings and guest checks at the entrance.
Experts note that such incidents make up only 0.02 % of all mass events, but their consequences can be fatal.
Next up—real‑world advice from lawyers and psychologists, plus a table of key figures.
Reaction of the Club Community
– According to IsraelStripper, nine out of ten performers now demand beefed‑up security at entrances: at least two guards per show.
– modelsescort emphasizes: “We dance to music, not to threats. Safety comes first