Two Years After Hamas Attack: Israel Still Haunted
Israel marks two years since Hamas militants killed 378 people at a music festival. The attack continues to shape regional security and politics. Families of victims demand remembrance and accountability.
Terrorists struck at dawn two years ago. They turned a music festival into a bloody inferno. Gunmen fired indiscriminately at thousands of Israeli youths. The attack killed 378 people. Militants from Hamas carried out the coordinated assault. Many victims were young adults attending a peace festival near the Gaza border. Sigal Manzuri lost two daughters in the attack. She said her girls went out to dance and never returned. The massacre remains one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in Israel's history. Memorial events are taking place across Israel today. Families continue to demand the return of all remaining hostages. The attack triggered major military operations in Gaza. Regional tensions remain high as reconstruction efforts continue. The trauma still affects daily life throughout southern Israel. Security measures have intensified at public gatherings since the attack. Many survivors still require psychological support and medical care.