Trapped in Terror: The Devastating Hamas Massacre at a Peaceful Music Festival

The Supernova music festival in Israel, which was intended to be a celebration of electronic music and community, turned into a massacre when Hamas insurgents invaded the event, killing at least 260 people and abducting dozens as hostages. The attack, which took place near the Gaza border, became the deadliest concert attack in history. Attendees, who were unaware of the danger, were caught off guard as the militants opened fire and blocked the roads, leaving them helpless and vulnerable. The survivors recount the chaos and horror of the attack, with many still missing or held captive by Hamas.