‘I Felt Hunted’: Israeli Rave Fan Describes Fleeing Massacre
‘I Felt Hunted’: Israeli Rave Fan Describes Fleeing Massacre
An attendee of the Israeli music festival where Hamas fighters killed over 260 people describes fleeing the massacre.
“I couldn’t dream in my worst nightmare something like this,” says Amir Ben Natan, an attendee of the Supernova Sukkot Gathering rave where hundreds died in Hamas attack
I mean hamas is barbaric but I don't understand what do these Israelis expect? You can't imprison/displace millions of people without expecting any backlash? I'm I crazy to think like this?
0I think both sets of civilians have the right to expect a life free of military oppression and terror, largely uninvolved with the actions of those in charge.
it's deeply infuriating and heartbreaking each time I see stories about a given military organisation taking it out on people just living their lives, from Ukraine to Russia to China to Palestine to Israel and so on: innocent civilians dying (or worse) because of the decisions of military forces & their leash holders.
0A constant problem is either an apathetic or even active citizenry supporting those perpetuating the butchery. They either don't see it as their problem or see a schadenfreude like glee in seeing those they deem "subhuman" or unworthy of respect being treated like scum.
Terrorist attacks won't fix that... but I can see how the downtrodden might see it as just desserts for people who help keep them oppressed.
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your thinking is flawed; don't blame the innocent for the motivation of criminals
0I don't blame hamas at all though?
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Not crazy, but you seem to be applying empathy selectively. The victims deserve being remembered and respected (I’m not specifying a side on purpose). Your comment, though factually correct, lacks basic human decency. You’re basically reacting with a “told you so” to the terrible description of a massacre of young people trying to feel alive.
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This was a hard read… may families and friends of the victims find peace
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