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SPEAKER 2
באמת נהננו ורקדנו ושמחנו והכרנו חברים חדשים, ובאמת שהיה מושלם. וואו, אחד הדברים, מחיכינו ממש לבוקר, לזריחה, כאילו, זה ההיי של האירוע.
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SPEAKER 4
צבע אדום! צבע אדום! צבע אדום! צבע אדום! יש רקטות בעבים! צבע אדום! צבע אדום! צבע אדום! צבע אדום! צבע אדום! יפתר לי החיים באימא ואנחנו בדרום איזה מסיבה! מאימא שלי השוטרים כנפים היה כאן כרנבל צריך לקרפט את הועל יובל מה את אומרת? יובל! תודה רבה, תודה רבה, תודה רבה
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SPEAKER 1
So Mazal, we're sitting here at the site of the Nova Music Festival. It's mid-January. The war's been going on for more than 100 days. But on October 7th, October 6th, really, you found yourself here, and it was an extremely different landscape that day. Tell me about what the atmosphere was like when you got here that night.
Massacre at a Music Festival: Supernova Survivors | FP in Israel
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Earlier this year, Bari Weiss and a team of Free Press journalists visited Israel. The result was a series of films, podcasts, and written articles called “The FP in Israel.”
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Bari and the team visited the site of the “Supernova” festival—a desert rave that was attacked by Hamas terrorists in the early hours of October 7, 2023. More than 360 people were killed. Many were raped and tortured. At least 40 more were taken hostage.

Mazal and Michal survived the attack. They recounted how the hours of terror unfolded and retold their story of survival.

The film includes graphic content, including exclusive footage shot on cell phones during the attack.