Iris Haim breaks down in tears against the creators of 'Naz'a': 'All the trauma is reopening'

Iris Haim, mother of the late Yotam Haim, who was abducted to the Gaza Strip and mistakenly shot by our forces, gives an interview to Channel 14 and tearfully describes how the anti-Israeli film 'Naz'a' reopens the trauma of loss. She recounts a stranger who sent her son a WhatsApp message attacking him based on a conversation overheard in a Tel Aviv bar, without verifying the facts. Haim expresses fury at the questioning of the army's integrity: 'They are trying to undermine my and my family's faith that I have a moral army, how dare they?' She calls for the establishment of a special committee against the creators, whom she calls 'little Goebbelses collaborating with hatred of the army and the state.' In a first Facebook response, she compared the film to Nazi propaganda. Meanwhile, the report details progress in the process to revoke the citizenship of the creators Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, initiated by Culture Minister Miki Zohar. The interview reflects the channel's pro-IDF and pro-government stance, using emotional and charged language.

Iris Haim, mother of the late Yotam Haim who was abducted to the Gaza Strip and mistakenly shot by our forces, gives an interview to Channel 14 and tearfully describes how the anti-Israeli film 'Naz'a' reopens the trauma of loss. She recounts a stranger who sent her son a WhatsApp message attacking him based on a conversation overheard in a Tel Aviv bar, without verifying the facts. Haim expresses fury at the questioning of the army's integrity: 'They are trying to undermine my and my family's faith that I have a moral army, how dare they?' She calls for the establishment of a special committee against the creators, whom she calls 'little Goebbelses collaborating with hatred of the army and the state.' In a first Facebook response, she compared the film to Nazi propaganda. Meanwhile, the report details progress in the process to revoke the citizenship of the creators Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, initiated by Culture Minister Miki Zohar. The interview reflects the channel's pro-IDF and pro-government stance, using emotional and charged language.

Iris Haim breaks down in tears against the creators of 'Naz'a': 'All the trauma is reopening'