Bereaved Mother Disrupts Film Premiere in Netherlands, Confronts Filmmakers
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
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- Bereaved mother Sabin Tassa disrupted the premiere of the film "Nezah" in the Netherlands.
- Tassa confronted filmmakers Yuval Avraham and Rachel Shor over the film's portrayal of collateral damage.
- Her husband and son were killed in the October 7th Hamas attack.
- An activist attempted to screen an "atrocities video" during the premiere.
- Audience members reacted with hostility to Tassa and the activist's actions.
A chaotic scene unfolded in Delft, Netherlands, during the European premiere of the film "Nezah." Sabin Tassa, whose husband and son were murdered in the Hamas attack on October 7th, confronted the filmmakers, Yuval Avraham and Rachel Shor, as the screening began. Tassa, whose children were also severely injured, ascended the stage and implored the audience and filmmakers to look her in the eye, questioning their portrayal of "collateral damage" while her family was killed by Hamas. "Look me in the eye. Are you talking about collateral damage? My husband and my son were murdered by Hamas. Where does that appear in your film?" she asked.
Some audience members responded by shouting at Tassa, "We don't care, shame on you, we don't want to hear." Simultaneously, Avichai Shorshan, CEO of the Israeli NGO 'Ad Kan,' who accompanied Tassa, attempted to project a "video of atrocities" onto the cinema screen using a portable projector. This action was met with physical resistance from viewers who prevented the screening from continuing.
Shorshan later stated that the "collateral damage to the State of Israel as a result of the false film is inconceivable." He vowed that "this brainwashing can only be corrected through a swift process of exposing the false witnesses and confronting them with the truth," adding, "We will not reconcile with the spread of antisemitism in Europe, we will continue to fight."
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