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Re’im, Israel – 7 October 2024
1.Various of people as track from Nova music festival played again
2. Israeli president Isaac Herzog at site
3. Wide of people at site
4. People hugging each other during minute of silence, a scream is heard
STORYLINE:
The last track from the Nova music festival played once again on the anniversary of the surprise Hamas Oct. 7 attack, as families remembered their loved ones.
At 6:30 a.m. — the exact hour Hamas launched its attack — the families of those killed at the Nova music festival, joined by Israeli President Isaac Herzog, gathered at the site where almost 400 revelers were gunned down and from where many others were taken hostage.
After briefly playing the same trance music that was blared during the festival, hundreds of family members and friends of the victims stood for a moment of silence.
One woman’s piercing wail broke the silence as booms echoed from the fighting in Gaza, just a few kilometers away.
Hamas’ attack, which killed 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and dragged some 250 into Gaza as hostages, continues to cast a shadow over daily life in Israel.
Dozens of hostages remain in captivity, with no end in sight to their struggle.
Border communities have been upended and tens of thousands were displaced.
Israel faces ongoing international criticism over its wartime conduct, with two world courts examining its actions.
The war in Gaza has killed more than 41,000 Palestinians, displaced most of the territory’s 2.3 million population and sparked a humanitarian crisis that has led to widespread hunger.
It has also left the tiny coastal enclave ravaged beyond recognition.
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