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Oct. 7 Survivor Confronts Directors of Gaza War Film in Netherlands
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By YOAV ETIEL, MIRIAM SELA-EITAM
What happened
An Israeli survivor of the October 7 massacre confronted the directors of the film NAZA in the Netherlands, criticizing its portrayal of the Gaza war and demanding it include the murder of her family. Audience members reportedly reacted with hostility, while Dutch politician Geert Wilders condemned the response and supported the survivor.
- 01Oct. 7 survivor Sabine Taasa confronted directors of the Gaza war film NAZA in the Netherlands.
- 02Taasa criticized the film for not depicting the murder of her husband and son by Hamas.
- 03Some audience members reportedly responded with hostility to Taasa's protest.
- 04Dutch politician Geert Wilders condemned the audience's reaction and supported Taasa.
- 05The film NAZA focuses on the Palestinian population's suffering in the Gaza war.
- 06Ad Kan attempted to screen Oct. 7 atrocity footage, leading to further confrontation.
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