The Nova music festival was a trance music festival that took place on October 6 and 7, 2023, in Re'im in southern Israel, and was the site of a brutal Hamas massacre as part of the October 7 massacre.
The festival saw around 3,500 people attend, but in the end, 364 people were murdered by Hamas terrorists, and dozens of others captured and taken back to Gaza as hostages.
The incident was one of the worst massacres of civilians in Israeli history, and was among the most brutal incidents to occur on October 7.
On Oct. 7, at age 22, Bnayahu was murdered at the Supernova music festival. Two months earlier, he had completed three years of army service.
Natalie Sanandaji called out the doxxer saying, “This photo is just one of many examples of people trying to silence me. But I won’t stay silent.”
IDF Spokesperson responds to Hamas' propaganda video showing Israeli-American hostage, promises relentless pursuit until hostages are released, expressing solidarity with families.
In the footage, Levit is seen shouting at the policeman: "I was in Nova; my friends were murdered."
“The data on the number of suicides and the number of hospitalizations among survivors of the Nova festival - are not known to the Health Ministry,” it said on Tuesday.
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The Daily Mail reports on a video of Noa Argamani, taken hostage in Gaza. Her mother's plea to Joe Biden for a final hug before she 'part ways' due to her terminal illness.
Survivors under the influence of MDMA at the time of the attack also exhibited improved social support, increased interactions with others, and better sleep quality.
The sound of artillery can be heard in the distance. By this late point in the day, the military had already announced that it was rotating forces out of Gaza.
Many hostages' families are demanding the Israeli government does whatever it takes to secure their release from Gaza and are trying to increase pressure by stepping up street protests.
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