Bereaved Mother Interrupted Film Screening in Netherlands, Met with Boos
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
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- Bereaved mother Sabin Tassa stopped a film screening in the Netherlands.
- She aimed to share her personal story of the October 7th attacks.
- The audience responded with boos, laughter, and jeers.
- Tassa lost her son and husband and survived the massacre.
- The film "Nezah" has caused anger in Israel.
During a screening of the film "Nezah" in the Netherlands, bereaved mother Sabin Tassa interrupted the showing to share her personal story. Tassa, who lost her son and husband in the October 7th massacre and survived the attack herself, stated, "My name is Sabin Tassa, I am the mother of four sons. I survived the October 7th massacre. I came to tell you the truth." Despite her words, the audience responded with jeers, mockery, and laughter. Some shouted "Shame on you" and "We don't care," preventing Tassa from continuing her address. The film "Nezah" has been screening internationally following its win at the Venice Film Festival, and has generated significant anger in Israel.
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