US EditionIsraeli rescuers release aftermath video of Hamas attack on music festival, adding chilling details
- Over 260 people were killed in the biggest civilian massacre in Israeli history when Hamas gunmen attacked a music festival near the Gaza Strip, leaving mangled bodies of young partygoers.
- Israel is mourning the loss of 1,400 people killed in the assault, and families are desperately searching for news about over 240 Israelis taken hostage, including those from the festival.
- One officer, desperate to find survivors amidst the devastation, pleaded for a sign of life but received no answer.
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Israeli rescuers release aftermath video of Hamas attack on music festival, adding chilling details
A first-responder team in southern Israel released Saturday a roughly 100-second clip of police body camera footage showing the graphic and harrowing scene from the Nova music festival, one of Hamas' first targets in its assault on Oct. 7. The attack on the festival killed more than 260 people in what has become the biggest civilian massacre in Israeli history.
Israeli rescuers release aftermath video of Hamas attack on music festival, adding chilling details
JERUSALEM — An Israeli security officer could be seen drawing a pistol, his hand shaking violently. Hours earlier that day, Oct. 7, these desolate fields in southern Israel had teemed with thousands of young people dancing to electronic music under the night sky and camping out in tents or mobile homes. Now, it was silent.
Israeli rescuers release aftermath video of Hamas attack on music festival, adding chilling details
A roughly 100-second clip of police body camera footage released Saturday is a chilling depiction of what rescuers encountered in the wake of Hamas' unprecedented attack
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