Hamas filmed hostage Eitan Mor but never aired footage

Hamas filmed released hostage Eitan Mor dozens of times while he was held in Gaza, but never published any of the footage, he told Chanoch Daum on Channel 12’s “Tabo.”

According to Mor, the reason was tied to the position of his father, Tzvi Mor, who opposed a deal at any price and did not participate in demonstrations demanding the release of the hostages.

During the interview, Daum asked Mor whether he had been filmed by his captors.

Dozens of times, but they didn't upload anything

Mor replied. When asked why he thought the videos were never released, he explained:

For what? They saw that my father was against this decision, against ending the war at any price, so why waste a video of me - they released every video at the right timing before a demonstration.

Tzvi Mor, Eitan's father, in confrontation at the Knesset (Photo: Knesset Channel)

Later in the interview, Mor addressed the criticism his father faced over his position that the war should not be ended at any price as part of a deal to free the hostages. Despite the difficult period he endured in captivity, Mor expressed support for his father's stance and emphasized that he views it as a courageous decision rooted in concern for Israel's future.