The web search results mention the film 'My Beloved Son' and its opening at the Jerusalem Cinematheque, but none of the provided evidence confirm the specific details that it 'followed two yeshiva leaders since the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks' as a factual report from multiple independent sources. The evidence is limited to general mentions of the film and the attacks.

The evidence provided for this claim consists only of general information about what a rabbi is and general historical context. There is no evidence from any source to corroborate the specific details regarding Rabbi Medan's son Elisha losing both legs or Rabbi Granot's son Amitay dying.

While Wikipedia provides context about the Gaza war beginning on October 7, 2023, and the existence of the Religious Zionist Party, none of the provided evidence contains the specific statistics detailing that National Religious camp soldiers constituted less than 10% of all fallen Israeli soldiers since October 7. The claim relies on specific data not present in the search results.

The evidence confirms the existence and location of Yeshivat Har Etzion and the general context of tracking rabbis. However, none of the provided sources confirm the specific detail that director Noam Demski *initially planned* to track three generations of rabbis over 50 years spanning from the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

The evidence confirms that Rabbi Yehudah Amital was a prominent rabbi who survived the Holocaust and was involved in founding Yeshivat Har Etzion after the Six-Day War. However, none of the provided sources confirm the specific detail that he 'lost eight students during that war' (referring to the 1948 war).

The evidence confirms that Rabbi Medan is associated with Yeshivat Har Etzion and that the Golan Heights tank battles occurred. However, none of the provided sources confirm that Rabbi Medan, the current yeshiva leader, *personally* fought in those specific battles.