Israel-Gaza War, Hamas

Son of Hamas Against the Organization: It Needs to Be Eliminated

Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of a Hamas leader, said that Hamas must be eliminated, at a screening of the "film of horrors" at the UN. 

Mosab Hassan Yousef and Gilad Erdan. (Photo: Noam Galai)

Israel’s UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan screened the “film of horrors” yesterday (Tuesday) at the UN, the collection of footage and aftermath images created by the IDF Spokesperson, to a crowd of UN ambassadors, diplomats, and heads of the Jewish community.

The event was opened by Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of one of the Hamas leaders in Judea and Samaria and the author of the autobiography Son of Hamas, describing his life as the son of a terrorist leader. He delivered his message of why he thought it was important to eliminate Hamas now, based on his experience and life story.

He said that if Hamas was not destroyed in this war, the next war in Gaza would be more lethal and bigger.

Many ambassadors left the screening in the middle, unable to watch more horrors.

Hamas Gilad Erdan Film of Horrors Son of Hamas

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