Fallen Soldier's Mother Slams Anti-Israel Film 'NZA'

Tzurit Feinstein, mother of Sergeant Maoz, who fell in combat in Gaza, has reacted with shock to the anti-Israel film 'NZA' winning an award at the Venice Film Festival. Feinstein, who is also on the management of the "Gevura" (Heroism) Forum, stated that the term "collateral damage" takes on a different meaning when referring to her son's death.

"My son's fall is the real collateral damage," Feinstein explained. She recounted that her son and his comrades were in an area that was supposed to be free of civilians. However, when they detected suspicious movement and called for an airstrike, they took time to verify it wasn't targeting innocents. By the time the strike arrived, it was too late, and a sniper killed her son. "If we are talking about collateral damage, that is the real collateral damage," she asserted.

Feinstein expressed her support for IDF soldiers, calling them "our heroes" and stating that Israel cannot exist without them. She emphasized that they are fighting "the most just war" and encouraged them to be strong, assuring them of public backing.