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Hostage Survivor Agam Berger Condemns Yair Golan's Party for Using October 7 Footage

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Captivity survivor Agam Berger has demanded that Yair Golan's Democrats Party remove footage of her from a campaign video that combines October 7 attack imagery with political criticism. The video, titled "Remember," uses scenes from the massacre and abductions to advocate for political change. Berger stated that her image, especially from a bomb shelter, should not be used in such a political context.

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  • Agam Berger demanded Yair Golan's party remove her image from a campaign video using October 7 footage.
  • The Democrats Party video "Remember" mixes attack scenes with criticism of the government.
  • Berger, a former hostage, specifically objected to footage of her in a bomb shelter.
  • The video calls for political change and highlights anti-government protest participants.
  • Berger stated victory comes from a righteous cause, not just strength.
Hostage Survivor Agam Berger Condemns Yair Golan's Party for Using October 7 Footage
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