October 7th Survivor Confronts Filmmakers at Dutch Screening
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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- October 7th survivor confronted filmmakers at a Dutch screening of "Nezah."
- She demanded the film acknowledge the Hamas massacre and her family's loss.
- The survivor reported facing antisemitic remarks at the event.
- An activist's attempt to screen attack footage was reportedly met with violence.
Sabin Tassa, whose husband and son were murdered on October 7th and whose children were severely injured, confronted the filmmakers of the documentary "Nezah" during its European premiere in Delft, Netherlands. Tassa ascended the stage during the screening, demanding that filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor address the October 7th massacre and the fate of her family in their film. She stated, "Look me in the eyes. You talk about collateral damage? My husband and son were murdered by Hamas. Where is that in your film?"
According to Tassa, she was subjected to severe expressions of hatred and antisemitism at the event. She reported being told, "Go back to the ovens of the Holocaust" and "It's a shame we don't have another Hitler." Tassa told i24NEWS that the hatred and racism she witnessed in the Netherlands were unlike anything she had seen before, emphasizing, "The truth must come out. It must be shouted to the whole world."
Simultaneously, Avichai Shorshan, CEO of the Ad Kan organization, attempted to screen a "horror video" documenting the October 7th events using a portable projector. Ad Kan claims that attendees prevented Shorshan from continuing the screening and subjected him to violence.
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