Brief
Survivor of October 7 attack booed off stage at Dutch NAZA film protest
Sabine Taasa, who lost her husband and son on October 7, was expelled from a Delft screening after audience members shouted hostile remarks.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Sabine Taasa, a French‑Israeli survivor of the October 7 Hamas attack, was booed off the stage during a protest at the Dutch premiere of the documentary NAZA, according to the Daily Mail.
What happened
The screening took place in Delft, the Netherlands, on 2 October 2026. Taasa attempted to address the audience midway through the film, accusing directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor of downplaying the massacre of Israeli civilians. Audience members responded with chants such as “it is too bad the Germans didn’t finish you off” and “we don’t care,” and security escorted her out of the cinema.
What the reports add
The article notes that NAZA features around two dozen interviews with Israeli military and intelligence personnel who describe IDF tactics, including waiting for families to be at home before striking and killing “hundreds of innocent people at a time to eliminate a single military target.” The piece also mentions that the documentary has been praised for its investigative depth, but critics say it presents a one‑sided view of the Gaza conflict.
What was said
Taasa told the crowd that she had lost her husband, who “jumped on a grenade to protect their sons,” and that her 17‑year‑old son was also killed on the same day. Audience members shouted the hostile remarks quoted above. Security staff told Taasa to leave the premises, and she was removed from the venue.
How it came about
NAZA’s Dutch premiere follows a series of protests against the film in other cities, including New York and London, where Israeli‑American groups and survivors have objected to what they describe as a biased portrayal of the October 7 attacks and the ensuing war in Gaza. Earlier Felo News coverage documented similar demonstrations in New York and at the New York Film Festival.
Key facts
- Sabine Taasa was expelled from a Delft cinema during a protest against the documentary NAZA. (dailymail.co.uk)
- Audience members shouted “it is too bad the Germans didn’t finish you off” and “we don’t care.” (dailymail.co.uk)
- NAZA includes interviews with Israeli military and intelligence sources describing controversial IDF tactics. (dailymail.co.uk)
- Taasa said she lost her husband and 17‑year‑old son on October 7. (dailymail.co.uk)
Sources
- [1] dailymail.co.uk — originally reported as “October 7 survivor booed off stage during protest at film premiere”
