Tel-Chai Nation

The late Israeli novelist Amos Oz was a far-left advocate who took some very reprehensible positions harmful to the country. Now, a daughter of his is accusing him of child abuse a few years after his passing:

A daughter of the late, highly acclaimed Israeli author Amos Oz says her father “serially abused” her, physically and mentally, until his death in 2018.

Galia Oz details her father’s alleged abuses in a new autobiography, “Something Disguised as Love,” which has shaken Israel’s image of the novelist, considered among the country’s greatest writers and a perennial Nobel prize favorite. Oz died of cancer in 2018.

“During my childhood, my father beat, cursed and humiliated me,” she wrote.

“The abuse was creative: He would drag me around the house and throw me onto the stoop outside. He would call me garbage. He didn’t lose his cool and this wasn’t an occasional slap on the face but a routine of serial abuse,” she said.

“My crime was that I am me, and so the punishment was unending. He needed to be sure I was broken.”

Writer Yehuda Atlas, a friend of Galia Oz, told Army Radio, “I knew about these stories. It’s difficult for us leftists, Amos Oz was our golden prince, but it seems even the moon has a dark side.”

Some of his other relatives are defending him, but who knows? Could this be true? If it is, it'll certainly end up making some wonder if this is what leftists are like behind the scenes with their family life.

As Atlas acknowledges, Oz was a leftist, and towards the article's end, it says:

Oz was also among the country’s most vocal left-wing activists and supporters of a two-state solution.

And this kind of news makes you wonder if such behavior as alleged by his daughter goes hand-in-glove with anti-Israelists and traitors.

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