New doc focuses on Israeli children swept up in Oct. 7 attacks
(NewsNation) —TikTok creator Montana Tucker has a new documentary on Paramount+, 'The Children of October 7,' which tells the stories of children who survived the deadly 2023 Hamas incursion into Israel. 'We want this film to get outside of the echo chamber,' she tells 'CUOMO.'
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