Woman Confronts Directors of 'NAZA' Film Over Omission of Hamas Atrocities
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS French by baba
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- Woman disrupted film screening to protest its portrayal of October 7th victims.
- She questioned filmmakers about the omission of Hamas's murder of her family.
- Audience members responded with hostile shouts and insults.
- Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders condemned the film and audience.
- Wilders accused the Dutch left of insensitivity and moral failure.
Sabine Taasa, whose husband and son were killed in the October 7th Hamas attacks, interrupted a screening of the documentary "NAZA" in Delft, Netherlands, on Thursday evening. She confronted the filmmakers, Yuval Avraham and Rachel Shor, who were not present, demanding to know why the film failed to adequately represent the murder of her family.
"You talk about collateral damage? My husband and son were murdered by Hamas. Where does that appear in your film?" Taasa asked as she took the stage. Audience members responded by shouting insults such as "Shame on you," "We don't care," and "Get out."
Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders reacted strongly on social media, highlighting Taasa's survival of the October 7th attack and the details of her family's deaths. He noted that her 17-year-old son was killed on Zikim beach, and her husband died protecting their younger sons from a grenade. Wilders condemned the audience's reaction as a response to her suffering and accused the Dutch left of "insensitivity" and "moral bankruptcy."
Wilders stated, "An audience can silence a voice. It cannot silence the truth."
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