Bonding between an informant and his handler

Good Start if you know nothing about the conflict.

Revealing Documentary of the son of 'Hamas' who spied for Israel,

Bavaria Studios, Munich, Bavaria, Germany

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Gonen Ben Yitzhak in The Green Prince (2014)

Mosab Hassan Yousef and Gonen Ben Yitzhak in The Green Prince (2014)

Mosab Hassan Yousef (L) and Gonen Ben Yitzhak attend the premiere of "The Green Prince" at The Marc Theatre during the 2014 Sundance Film Festival on January 16, 2014 in Park City, Utah.

Nadav Schirman at an event for The Green Prince (2014)

Mosab Hassan Yousef

Gonen Ben Yitzhak

Sheikh Hassan Yousef

Nadav Schirman

The son of a founding leader in the Palestinian organization, Hamas, becomes a spy for the Israelis.

The Green Prince

Wow, just incredible...

I&apos;m still in that post-amazement daze.

First, I almost never last two seconds on &quot;story telling&quot; documentaries (I need in-the-moment action and suspense). This still had action and suspense for two reasons:

1. The story was incredible.

2. There was plenty of original footage (I saw a review stating that this was just guys in a room talking, but that is untrue - lots of original footage).

You just can&apos;t believe that this really happened. Not with a person so high in the Hamas hierarchy.

And there was no boring build-up. I hate having to &quot;invest&quot; time, risking my time for an unknown pay-off. The story, editing, and people grabbed me from the beginning.

All I&apos;m going to say is that you get the perspective of both the Hamas leader&apos;s son, and his &quot;handler.&quot;

All you need is the capacity for reason, and at least a minimal awareness of the Israel-Palastine conflict; and you will probably enjoy this.

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I'm still in that post-amazement daze.

First, I almost never last two seconds on "story telling" documentaries (I need in-the-moment action and suspense). This still had action and suspense for two reasons:

1. The story was incredible.

2. There was plenty of original footage (I saw a review stating that this was just guys in a room talking, but that is untrue - lots of original footage).

You just can't believe that this really happened. Not with a person so high in the Hamas hierarchy.

And there was no boring build-up. I hate having to "invest" time, risking my time for an unknown pay-off. The story, editing, and people grabbed me from the beginning.

All I'm going to say is that you get the perspective of both the Hamas leader's son, and his "handler."

All you need is the capacity for reason, and at least a minimal awareness of the Israel-Palastine conflict; and you will probably enjoy this.

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