Osher Daniel, a survivor of the October 7 terrorist attacks during the Nova Music Festival in Israel, shares his traumatic experience. The festival, targeted by Hamas terrorists, resulted in over 1,200 deaths and left many injured. Daniel recounts his past life filled with joy and confusion, starkly contrasted by the horror he faced that day. He describes the harrowing moments of fleeing amidst gunfire and chaos, ultimately highlighting the ongoing process of rebuilding life after experiencing such trauma.
Before the seventh of October, I was searching for myself. I worked as a waitress at the beach and as a saleswoman in an event center.
The Nova Music Festival was an early target of the brutal Hamas massacre and left hundreds dead and countless more injured and fleeing for their lives.
On the way back, we saw ten terrorists on motorcycles. Shooting. Soldiers lying and bleeding. Somehow, we managed to escape, but at the next junction bodies and cries for help.
I spotted the terrorists again, I shouted for everyone to run. I lost my friends in the run, but my other friend Stav called me to come to her.
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