Re'im music festival massacre

It's why Anna Epstein, Jewish Anna Epstein at Boston University, was ripping down a few days after October 7th, ripping down the photos of the babies that were kidnapped.

How morally confused must you be that as a Jewish woman, had you been a Jewish woman at that Nova Festival, you would have not been calling Hamas to save you.

You would have been begging that the IDF comes to save you from the gang rapes that you're going to face and then the bullet in the head.

But she is so enlightened.

The Hamas attack looming large in this race amid a national fury over missed signals ahead of the massacre of 1,200 people.

Zia Frankel was just 22 years old, and she was one of 378 people slaughtered here at the Nova Music Festival.

This was the dance floor.

It's now a permanent memorial to all of these victims, young people who were the future of Israel.

How do people feel today? We just had the three-year anniversary of October 7th.

I've been able to tour many of those kibbutzes and the Nova Music Festival.

It's a sobering, incredible experience that I think, frankly, many people in America should take the time to do because...

Israel is, in my opinion, on the front facing edge of Western civilization right now, standing for basic Western civilization, as we are seeing a lot of it under siege in Europe and certainly in the United States, too.

He moved to Israel with his family in 2008 and later served in the IDF.

On October 7th, he was at the Nova Music Festival with friends, including Anar Shapira.

Israel's American embassy posted on social media.

They wrote that the diplomat scene echoes the moments Shapira and Goldberg Poland were hiding in a shelter.

And yet still, Israel is so bitterly divided and caught up in their celebrations.

Like I said yesterday, the sports, the entertainment, Look at the delusional thinking that went into October 7, just with those doves, all those doves that lived right down there by the security fence in the south of Israel, and then the Nova Festival going on, and all of that Sodom and Gomorrah activity, and nobody, nobody except this program, making connections between what we're doing, how we're living our lifestyle, and then these horrific attacks like October 7.

Why did it happen? Forget about the security lapse.

Why did God allow it to happen? How could God allow that to happen? It did.

As we've been covering recently on this program, the world's descending into darkness.

Cities in the Western world are growing up in flames.

You remember so many of those voices in Israel, by the way, coming out of October 7, and all of those memorials down at the Nova Festival site, and people saying, and it's on some of those memorials, that makeshift graveyard that they put up following the atrocities, that, well, the way that we win this war against radical Islam is to keep living the way we're living, to keep celebrating our lifestyles, As perverted as they might be, we've just got to keep doing what we've got to keep partying.

That's the way we let the terrorists know that we've won.

I'm sure many of us in the room remember the name Noah Argamani.

Noah Argamani was on October 7th, she was at the NOVA Festival, she was 25 years old, an Israeli woman who was taken hostage, who was abducted by Hamas, And she was one of the first videos that was released of her being captured as well.

And you see her screaming, don't kill me.

And those horrific images are ones that we are going to remember for the rest of our lives.

And we were able to still see some of what took place there, what's left of what took place there.

And then also at the Nova Festival site, and we met with or heard from Raffaella Treisman, a survivor of that day and the horror that she went through that day.

Her boyfriend was murdered that day by Hamas.

And it was a very sobering day.

Bring on the day.

A video went viral last week of hundreds of Israeli young people singing this song at a music festival in the Negev desert, a festival not unlike the Nova Festival.

But at this festival, there was no tragedy, only hundreds of young people singing at the top of their voices a prayer for peace.

Bring on the day.