October 7 survivor jeered at Dutch documentary premiere

During a screening of the documentary ‘NAZA’ in Delft, Netherlands, Sabine Taasa, a survivor of the October 7 Hamas attacks, was heckled and booed off stage after protesting the film’s portrayal of the war in Gaza.

Taasa, who lost her husband and 17-year-old son during the massacre, confronted directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, accusing them of minimizing the suffering of Israeli victims. According to reports, audience members responded with jeers, laughter, and hostile comments, including statements such as ‘we don’t care’ and ‘it is too bad the Germans didn’t finish you off.’

The documentary features interviews with Israeli military and intelligence sources discussing IDF tactics, including the ‘where’s daddy’ method, where strikes are sometimes delayed until targets are at home with their families. Taasa was accompanied by representatives from Ad Kan, an Israeli organization that attempted to show footage of the October 7 attacks during the event, though they were reportedly prevented from doing so by some attendees.