ALBAWABA - Controversial "looksmaxxer" Clavicular recently sparked debate on social media over his visit to Tel Aviv, Israel, where he went on a "date" with an IDF social media manager and reportedly met up with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisors for dinner.
Clavicular later went live on Kick, revealing that Netanyahu's advisors were asking him for advice on looksmaxing and whether it's possible to do a gym stream with the Israeli Prime Minister to appeal to the youth.
He said during the stream, "They said Bibi’s been having a lot of trouble with humanizing himself to the younger generation; they think he’s old and out of shape. Would you want to do a gym stream with him?"
'Looksmaxxer' Clavicular in Israel: Gym with Netanyahu and date with IDF social media manager?
The influencer later added that Israel's liberal media got mad over his meeting due to their anti-Netanyahu stance. In response to the meet-up with Netanyahu, Israel's liberal media dubbed Calvicular an anti-semite, citing a video where he sang along to Kanye West's "Heil Hitler" song with a group of controversial influencers such as Sneako and Nick Fuentes.
According to Al Jazeera, Shira Braun, who is the IDF soldier who runs the Israeli military’s TikTok account, also faced media backlash for streaming and partying with Calvicular.
"Risking a professional reputation and military career just for a temporary spike in digital clout is a brutal masterclass in terrible judgment."
"'Facing disciplinary action' is fake news. She was placed there and now they are doing damage control."
The "looksmaxxer" also faced backlash from pro-Palestine activists who criticized him for visiting Israel due to its ongoing aggression on Gaza and Lebanon.
According to Gaza's Health Ministry, Israel's ongoing aggression on Gaza has resulted in the killing of over 73,000 Palestinians and has left at least 173,000 others injured, besides people trapped beneath the rubble who remain missing. Moreover, Israel's aggression on Lebanon has resulted in the killing of over 12,000 people since March, as reported by the Lebanese Health Ministry.
