Crowd shouts ‘Nobody cares’ at October 7 survivor during NAZA screening

October 7 survivor Sabine Taasa was jeered and laughed at by the audience while confronting filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor at a screening of their film NAZA in the Netherlands.

Taasa survived October 7 but lost her husband, Gil, and her son, Or. She chose to confront the filmmakers over their portrayal of the IDF.

From the minute Taasa stood up, she was met with shouts from the audience of "Nobody cares!", "Go away!", and "We don't want to hear it!"

At one point while recounting the story of the murder of her family the audience laughed and jeered at her, while shouting for her to leave the cinema.

Taasa continued speaking in front of a crowd now on its feet demanding that she leave, as calls of "shame on you’ followed."

The video ends when a member of the audience grabs the camera and blocks its view.

Following the incident, Geert Wilders, leader of the PVV, invited Taasa to his office in the Dutch parliament, saying, "I will always support Israel and fight Islamic terrorism. Never surrender."