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.
At the Magistrate's Court in Hadera, the Zichron Ya'acov police station requested to extend his detention by another seven days.
The Tel Aviv MDA team that came to to the rescue in the south on the day of the attack.
The survivors came from diverse backgrounds, and many of them had never observed Shabbat.
The documentary includes scenes of the October 7 massacre as well as scenes of Gazans in footage taken by Hamas.
Haredi draft, hostage deal, and Hamas video. Israel's social cohesion was tested over the week as fear and lack of unity surges in Israel. "Together we will prevail,” is more than a slogan now.
Nimrod Arnin, one of the Nova founders, said, "With each passing day the pain grows like a wound that refuses to heal... I stand here tonight with great emotion.
"We stand with Israel at this time. I am so sorry for what has been done to this nation. It is an honor to be here today," Sen. Fetterman told Netanyahu.
Goldberg-Polin, Cohen and Levy all attended the Nova festival on October 7 and were subsequently kidnapped from a mobile shelter to Gaza.
On the way to the protest, masked activists had swarmed subway cars, demanding any “Zionists” identify themselves and reigniting a debate over anti-masking laws in New York.
When you have sons fighting in the IDF, you live in a state of personal and permanent emotional conflict about the war and about the state of the Jewish people.
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