Bereaved Mother Confronts Filmmakers Over Hamas Atrocities in Documentary

A confrontation erupted at the European premiere of the documentary "Nez'a" in Delft, Netherlands, when Sabin Taasa, whose husband and son were murdered in the Hamas attack on October 7 and whose children were seriously injured, interrupted the screening. Taasa ascended the stage and directly addressed the filmmakers, Yuval Avraham and Rachel Shor, as well as the audience. "Look me in the eyes. You talk about collateral damage? My husband and son were murdered by Hamas," she stated, questioning the film's omission of these events. According to the "Ad Kan" organization, which accompanied Taasa, some audience members responded with mockery and derision, shouting "We don't care, shame on you, we don't want to hear." Simultaneously, Ad Kan CEO Avichai Shorshan attempted to project a "video of atrocities" using a portable projector. The organization claims that audience members prevented the screening and physically assaulted Shorshan. Following the event, Shorshan condemned the film, calling its portrayal "false" and stating that the "collateral damage to the State of Israel as a result of the false film is incomprehensible." He vowed that Ad Kan would continue to fight the spread of antisemitism in Europe.