Israeli group disrupts Delft screening of Gaza documentary Naza - DutchNews.nl
- On Thursday, bereaved Israeli mother Sabine Tassa confronted the directors of documentary NAZA in Delft, Netherlands, protesting the film's portrayal of the war and stating, "Hamas terrorists murdered my husband and son."
- Avichai Shorshan, CEO of the Israeli organization Ad Kan, attempted to project October 7 massacre footage onto the theater screen using a portable projector; audience members prevented him from continuing.
- While Tassa recounted her family's murder, audience members laughed and jeered at her, shouting, "Nobody cares!" and "Go away!" as they demanded she leave the cinema.
- Following the incident, Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders hosted Tassa at the Dutch Parliament, stating, "Her 17-year-old son and her husband were killed. She is a strong and wise Israeli friend."
- The film NAZA faces criticism in Israel over its portrayal of the IDF, while Wilders accused the political left of disregarding truth and warned its relationship with Islam threatens Western civilization.
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"It's a shame the Germans didn't liquidate you," people shouted at Sabine Taasa, a woman who survived the massacre unleashed by Hamas militants on October 7, 2023. The woman arrived in the Dutch city of Delft for the premiere of the documentary film NAZA, which is highly critical of the Israeli army and its actions against Hamas terrorists. On stage, she wanted to ask the filmmakers why the film didn't also cover the murder of Israeli families.
October 7 Survivor Jeered At Dutch Screening Of Controversial Film NAZA
AMSTERDAM (VINnews) — An Israeli survivor of the October 7 massacre was heckled and laughed at by members of the audience after confronting the filmmakers of the controversial documentary NAZA during a screening in the Netherlands. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email Sabine Taasa, who survived the Hamas-led attack but lost […]
During a screening of the documentary NAZA yesterday afternoon in Delft, unrest broke out. During the film about the large number of civilian casualties in Gaza, a woman walked forward and took the floor. She stated that she had survived the attacks on October 7. "I came from Israel to tell the truth," she began her story. She explained that her 17-year-old son and her husband had been killed in the attacks on that day. In a video the woman he…
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