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October 7 Nova Festival And Kibbutzim Massacre
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- ISBN8232279967
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- Date de parution16/10/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
This powerful documentary is built upon the raw, minute-by-minute testimonies of survivors and the courageous accounts of the heroes who rescued and defended them during the October 7th massacre. The horror started at the Nova Music Festival, a celebration of peace and love that reached its peak under the beautiful Israeli Sabbath dawn. But at 6:29 a.m., the music stopped, replaced by the monstrous sound of Kalashnikov fire the unmistakable signal of a full-scale ground invasion from Gaza.
This chilling account covers the shattering of denial: the traffic jam instantly becoming a killing zone, and the desperate, eight-kilometer sprint for life across open fields. Survivors detail the unspeakable acts, from young bodies burned alive in a circle to the execution of defenseless people hiding in dumpsters. We hear the agony of residents trapped in concrete safe rooms designed for missiles, yet defenseless against armed men listening to terrorists celebrating outside their locked doors.
Amidst the chaos, extraordinary heroism emerged. An unarmed farm worker risked his life to hide eight strangers. In his final moments, one young man sent a crucial location that helped guide the rescue of hundreds more. Ordinary citizens and emergency security teams fought for hours against overwhelming odds, holding the line to save their communities. These accounts testify to unimaginable bravery and the fierce, defiant fight to ensure the world remembers the raw, painful truth against all denial.
This chilling account covers the shattering of denial: the traffic jam instantly becoming a killing zone, and the desperate, eight-kilometer sprint for life across open fields. Survivors detail the unspeakable acts, from young bodies burned alive in a circle to the execution of defenseless people hiding in dumpsters. We hear the agony of residents trapped in concrete safe rooms designed for missiles, yet defenseless against armed men listening to terrorists celebrating outside their locked doors.
Amidst the chaos, extraordinary heroism emerged. An unarmed farm worker risked his life to hide eight strangers. In his final moments, one young man sent a crucial location that helped guide the rescue of hundreds more. Ordinary citizens and emergency security teams fought for hours against overwhelming odds, holding the line to save their communities. These accounts testify to unimaginable bravery and the fierce, defiant fight to ensure the world remembers the raw, painful truth against all denial.
This powerful documentary is built upon the raw, minute-by-minute testimonies of survivors and the courageous accounts of the heroes who rescued and defended them during the October 7th massacre. The horror started at the Nova Music Festival, a celebration of peace and love that reached its peak under the beautiful Israeli Sabbath dawn. But at 6:29 a.m., the music stopped, replaced by the monstrous sound of Kalashnikov fire the unmistakable signal of a full-scale ground invasion from Gaza.
This chilling account covers the shattering of denial: the traffic jam instantly becoming a killing zone, and the desperate, eight-kilometer sprint for life across open fields. Survivors detail the unspeakable acts, from young bodies burned alive in a circle to the execution of defenseless people hiding in dumpsters. We hear the agony of residents trapped in concrete safe rooms designed for missiles, yet defenseless against armed men listening to terrorists celebrating outside their locked doors.
Amidst the chaos, extraordinary heroism emerged. An unarmed farm worker risked his life to hide eight strangers. In his final moments, one young man sent a crucial location that helped guide the rescue of hundreds more. Ordinary citizens and emergency security teams fought for hours against overwhelming odds, holding the line to save their communities. These accounts testify to unimaginable bravery and the fierce, defiant fight to ensure the world remembers the raw, painful truth against all denial.
This chilling account covers the shattering of denial: the traffic jam instantly becoming a killing zone, and the desperate, eight-kilometer sprint for life across open fields. Survivors detail the unspeakable acts, from young bodies burned alive in a circle to the execution of defenseless people hiding in dumpsters. We hear the agony of residents trapped in concrete safe rooms designed for missiles, yet defenseless against armed men listening to terrorists celebrating outside their locked doors.
Amidst the chaos, extraordinary heroism emerged. An unarmed farm worker risked his life to hide eight strangers. In his final moments, one young man sent a crucial location that helped guide the rescue of hundreds more. Ordinary citizens and emergency security teams fought for hours against overwhelming odds, holding the line to save their communities. These accounts testify to unimaginable bravery and the fierce, defiant fight to ensure the world remembers the raw, painful truth against all denial.
