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Freed Hostage Defends Father Amidst Political Criticism

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Former Hamas hostage Eitan Mor defended his father, Tzvika Mor, against claims by Amir Sperling that he was indifferent to his son's captivity. Eitan stated his father's advocacy for military pressure on Hamas was key to his release. He argued that Hamas only negotiates under significant military duress, not due to demonstrations. The controversy follows Sperling's prior controversial social media post about Tzvika Mor.

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  • Former hostage Eitan Mor defended his father, Tzvika Mor, against political criticism.
  • Eitan Mor stated his father's advocacy for military pressure on Hamas led to his release.
  • He argued Hamas only returns hostages due to military duress, not demonstrations.
  • The criticism originated from Amir Sperling of the Democrats party.
  • Sperling had previously made a controversial social media post about Tzvika Mor.

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