After the accusation of treason - Miki Zohar hints: The sources of 'Collateral Damage' are in Hamas

Culture Minister Miki Zohar claims that the creators of the film "Collateral Damage," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, acted treasonously, and hints that the film's materials were obtained from Hamas sources. Zohar calls for the revocation of their citizenship and actual imprisonment, and opposes criticism of his position.

Culture Minister Miki Zohar continues his attack on the creators of the film "Collateral Damage," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, and hints that the sources on which the film is based are the terrorist organization Hamas. In an interview with 103FM, Zohar claimed that the content of the film defames Israel, and that if the materials were obtained illegally, whether by IDF soldiers or Hamas, it constitutes outright treason. He called for the revocation of the creators' citizenship and actual imprisonment. Zohar dismissed criticism of his position and attacked what he called the "weakness and apologetic approach" of the left. According to him, Israel should not beg for the world's sympathy but should stand on its right as a thriving nation. Zohar refused to comment on the affair of Brigadier General Ofir Winter, claiming he has a "talking points sheet."