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Survivor of the Nova music festival massacre testifies that over 50 survivors have committed suicide due to the psychological trauma of witnessing the Hamas slaughter of 364 people. Testimonies at a parliamentary hearing reveal survivors' struggles with severe mental health issues, including forced hospitalization and constant psychological distress, highlighting the shortcomings in the treatment of massacre survivors.
Noa Argamani, who was abducted during the Nova music festival terrorist attack in Israel, remains a captive in Gaza more than two months later. While it was initially believed that she was kidnapped by Hamas, new information suggests that she may have been taken by a group of Gazans who entered Israel after the attack. Despite efforts to secure her release, including an extended hostage-prisoner swap, Argamani has not been freed. Her friends and family are growing increasingly desperate to know her fate, especially as her mother is terminally ill. The collapse of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has further dashed hopes of her release.
Newly released video captures the haunting moment an IDF officer desperately calls out for survivors after the Nova Music Festival massacre, but is met with eerie silence. The officer discovers multiple dead bodies and a bar filled with corpses, as the death toll from the Hamas attack reaches around 260 people. The festival was also the site of shocking violence, including kidnappings and brutal killings by the terrorists.
Bodycam footage reveals the desperate search for survivors among the bodies at the Nova music festival in southern Israel, where over 260 people were killed and more than 240 were taken hostage by Hamas. The footage shows an Israeli security officer searching for signs of life, only to find bodies piled on top of each other, mangled and covered in blood. The attack, which involved live ammunition, hand grenades, and mortar fire, is the largest civilian massacre in Israeli history. Israel is still mourning the victims and pursuing a military operation to topple Hamas while minimizing civilian casualties.
Yasmin Porat recounts her capture by Hamas during the Nova music festival and her subsequent escape after being taken hostage.
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.