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Mother of Hostage Slain by IDF Speaks Out Against Anti-Israel Film
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First reported by i24NEWS · 9 hours ago
What happened
Iris Haim, mother of Yotam Haim who was mistakenly killed by IDF forces, has publicly expressed her pain and anger over the anti-Israel film "NezA," stating it has re-traumatized her family. Concurrently, Israel's Culture Minister is pursuing the revocation of the film's creators' citizenship.
- 01Mother of slain hostage Iris Haim says anti-Israel film "NezA" reopens family trauma.
- 02Haim details a false accusation linking her son's death to IDF soldiers' actions.
- 03She questions the filmmakers' right to undermine faith in a moral Israeli army.
- 04Culture Minister Miki Zohar seeks to revoke the citizenship of the film's creators.
- 05The Population and Immigration Authority is reviewing the citizenship revocation process.
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