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Full coverage· Security· Updated

Former Hostage Eitan Mor Says Hamas Filmed Him Dozens of Times

Former hostage Eitan Mor stated that Hamas filmed him dozens of times but withheld the footage, suggesting it was because his father, Tzvika Mor, opposed a hostage deal at any cost. Mor appeared on Kan 11's "Taboo" program and defended his father's stance as brave and nationally correct.

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What happened

  1. 01Former hostage Eitan Mor says Hamas filmed him dozens of times but never released the footage.
  2. 02Mor believes Hamas withheld his footage because his father opposed a hostage deal at any cost.
  3. 03He suggested Hamas strategically released videos before protests.
  4. 04Mor defended his father's position as the "bravest" and "nationally correct" stance.
  5. 05His father considered the future implications of ending the war, not just the immediate moment.

He believes Hamas strategically released videos before protests, and his father's opposition to ending the war influenced their decision not to release his footage.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link below.

Summarized by baba from Israel National News, the latest report. Read Israel National News’s original

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