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Former Hostage Eitan Horn Recounts Trauma, Criticizes Israeli Government Support
Former Hamas hostage Eitan Horn spoke out one year after his release, detailing ongoing trauma and criticizing the Israeli government's support for former captives. Horn, who spent two years in Gaza, described nightmares and stated that Hamas was responsible for his suffering.
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What happened
- 01Former hostage Eitan Horn described ongoing trauma and nightmares one year after his release from Hamas.
- 02Horn criticized the Israeli government, stating "The government is not helping us enough."
- 03He expressed concern about future medical care and potential self-funding of treatments.
- 04Horn advocated for a strong military response to October 7th, followed by an investigation.
- 05He now relies on paid speaking engagements for income.
- 06Horn drew a parallel to his past leadership role, emphasizing the importance of apologizing for mistakes.
He also called for a strong military response to the October 7th attacks, coupled with an investigation into intelligence failures. Horn expressed concern over his future medical care and the lack of sufficient government aid.
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