Family Package: "Hatzel" Exposed the Relative Who Supported the "No Other Land" Film — Here's How She Responded

A public confrontation erupted on social media between internet personality Yoav Eliasi, known as "Hatzel," and his relative, comedian Noam Shuster-Eliasi, after she posted a photo supporting the creators of the documentary "No Other Land." Eliasi harshly attacked her, calling her a "malignant tumor" and a "hater of Israel." Shuster-Eliasi responded in a now-deleted post, thanking him for the traffic that sold out her column.

A fierce public confrontation erupted on social media between internet personality Yoav Eliasi, known by his nickname "Hatzel," and his relative, comedian Noam Shuster-Eliasi. The background to the confrontation: Shuster-Eliasi posted a photo of support for the creators of the documentary "No Other Land," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, which won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival and presented testimonies from officers about harm to civilians in Gaza. Eliasi attacked her in a post, publicly disowned her, and called her a "hater of Israel" and a "malignant tumor in Israeli society." Shuster-Eliasi responded in a now-deleted post, in which she thanked him for the attention that turned her column into a sell-out and added a show in London. Eliasi responded with another post and attacked her performances abroad, saying that the tickets she sold were "at the expense of our soldiers' blood."