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The body of Shani Gabay, who went missing during the Hamas massacre at a music festival in Kibbutz Re'im on October 7, has been found. Gabay, 26, was murdered during the attack, which claimed the lives of over 300 people. Her family had been searching for her for 47 days before receiving the tragic news. The funeral is scheduled for Thursday in Yokneam.
Israeli survivors from the October 7 Hamas massacre in the collective communities known as kibbutzim are now facing a new threat in the Red Sea resort town of Eilat, as they shelter in hotels along the beaches. The Iran-backed Houthis have launched missile and drone attacks against Israel, causing fear and trauma among the survivors. The displaced residents are also mourning their dead and campaigning for the release of loved ones held hostage by Hamas. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in a catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with calls for a ceasefire and the release of hostages. The survivors in Eilat are struggling to cope with the trauma and uncertainty, while hoping for the safe return of their loved ones.
Israeli model Noam Mazal Ben-David, 27, recounts the horrifying experience of hiding in a skip and playing dead for two hours during the Hamas massacre at the Supernova Festival in southern Israel. She describes hearing Arabic and voices shouting 'Allahu Akbar' before her partner was shot and killed. Noam, who was also shot but miraculously survived, recalls the chaos and terror as Hamas gunmen opened fire on festivalgoers, leaving a trail of death and destruction. Only four out of the 16 people hiding in the skip survived the attack. The festival, which was meant to be a celebration of love and freedom, turned into an unimaginable bloodbath, with Hamas terrorists killing 260 people.
Dr. Dana Diab, an ER physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, has been fired after celebrating the massacre of Israelis by Hamas on social media. Diab shared an Instagram video of the attack on the Nova music festival near Gaza, rejoicing in the violence. Her employer, Northwell Health, responded by announcing her dismissal and stating that her views do not represent their values. The festival site was left abandoned and torched by Hamas, with dozens of cars and tents abandoned. One of the festivalgoers abducted by Hamas was Mia Schem, whose mother is pleading for her safe return. Anti-Semitism has surged in the US, with protests and backlash against Israel, including at Harvard University, where CEOs have expressed concerns about hiring students who support Hamas.