Iris Haim against the creators of "Collateral Damage": "How did Hitler and his assistants succeed in murdering millions? - Like this"

Iris Haim, mother of Yotam Haim who was kidnapped to Gaza and mistakenly shot by IDF forces, published an Instagram post attacking the film "Collateral Damage" by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor. She compared the film's influence to Nazi propaganda, claiming it causes psychological harm to the families of hostages. Haim recounted an incident where a former soldier sent a message to one of her family members, claiming he heard soldiers boasting about marking X's on their rifles, including that of her son.

Iris Haim, mother of Yotam Haim who was kidnapped to Gaza and mistakenly shot by IDF forces, published a post on her Instagram account on Tuesday addressing the film "Collateral Damage" by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor. In the post, Haim compared the film's influence to Nazi propaganda, writing: "How did Hitler and his assistants succeed in murdering millions? Like this. Through brainwashing of entire populations around the world." She claimed the creators "hitchhiked" on an agenda of incitement. Haim recounted an incident that occurred on Saturday night, where an Israeli man living abroad sent a message to one of her family members, claiming he heard soldiers boasting about marking X's on their rifles, including that of Yotam. She defined this as "a mortal blow to a heart that is already suffering and wounded." Haim noted that she believes in a moral army, but thinks the rules of engagement given to the soldiers who shot her son should be examined. The film "Collateral Damage" has sparked widespread public controversy in Israel.

Iris Haim against the creators of "Collateral Damage": "How did Hitler and his assistants succeed in murdering millions? - Like this"