A great miracle happened to Oshri Cohen, and it's called "The Rumor"

A review of HOT's new police-psychological drama series "The Rumor," inspired by true events of ritual sexual abuse. Detective Moshe Elhayani (Oshri Cohen) investigates a rumor about a pedophile network in the Haredi community while dealing with his personal past. The review praises Cohen's quiet acting and the mystical atmosphere but notes excessive dialogue and similarities to other series.

A review of HOT's new police-psychological drama series "The Rumor," by Nimrod Eldar. The series, inspired by true events, follows Detective Moshe Elhayani (Oshri Cohen) investigating a rumor about a pedophile network in the Haredi community in Jerusalem, including a secret tunnel beneath churches in the Old City. Meanwhile, Elhayani deals with nightmares from his past and a complex relationship with his father (Shasson Gabai) and uncle (Shmil Ben Ari). The review praises Cohen's quiet and hypnotic acting, the mystical and dark atmosphere, and the intriguing script that manages to maintain tension. However, it notes excessive dialogue and similarities to other series like "Maniac" and "B'hesterah." The review states that the series' success depends on solving the mystery, but in any case, it is a quality and intelligent work.