‘Son of Hamas’ and Israel's UN ambassador hold screening of ‘Atrocity Film’ at United Nations

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan on Tuesday hosted a screening of footage of the atrocities carried out by Hamas terrorists in Israel on Oct. 7. The screening took place at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City.

The event, “Through the Voice and Eyes of Hamas,” was aimed at exposing the depths of the brutal depravity of Hamas terrorists and its civilian accomplices.

“This is expected to be the largest screening that has taken place to date with over 300 ambassadors, diplomats, senior UN officials, and Jewish leaders expected to attend,” Erdan wrote on X prior to the event.

The screening on Tuesday was inaugurated with speeches from Erdan and 'Son of Hamas' Mosab Hassan Yousef.

Yousef grew up as the son of one of Hamas’ founders and was a member of the group until he became one of Israel's Shin Bet security agency's most important informants, given the codename “the Green Prince.”

He later became Christian, wrote a book about his experiences and now lives in the United States.

His personal testimony exposed “the true face of Hamas' genocidal death cult,” the announcement read.

“This is expected to be the largest screening that has taken place to date with over 300 ambassadors, diplomats, senior UN officials, and Jewish leaders expected to attend,” Erdan wrote on X before the screening.

The Permanent Mission of Israel to the UN provided a link to the speeches of Erdan and Yousef for those who were unable to attend.

The screening itself was an invitation-only event, with attendees required to leave their phones and recording devices outside the screening hall out of respect for the victims and their families.

The “atrocity film” has already been screened for several selected audiences, including the Israeli Knesset, European parliaments and a select group of Hollywood actors and producers.

It consists of footage taken from Hamas terrorists’ bodycams and Israeli car cameras and CCTV, showing the horrific murder of Israeli men, women and children on Oct. 7.