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(Times of Israel) Sue Surkes - Oz Davidian, a farmer from Moshav Maslul near Ofakim, rescued 120 young people trying to escape from Hamas terrorists who attacked a music festival on Oct. 7. Channel 13 aired the dashcam footage from his truck. The footage shows Davidian speeding past wrecked cars, while shots are being fired. At one stage, Davidian rescued a reserve army officer who had been at the party and had the locations on his phone of other places where people were hiding. Davidian said they saw "hundreds of corpses all over the place, on the road and in the fields," and "loads of cars - some burnt out, some with their lights blinking, and corpses with gunshot wounds inside cars." "They were spraying everywhere with bullets. You can't get your head around that level of evil. They shot at everything that moved." They also used RPGs. 2023-11-17 00:00:00Full Article
Video: Farmer Dodged Bullets as He Saved 120 from Music Festival Massacre
(Times of Israel) Sue Surkes - Oz Davidian, a farmer from Moshav Maslul near Ofakim, rescued 120 young people trying to escape from Hamas terrorists who attacked a music festival on Oct. 7. Channel 13 aired the dashcam footage from his truck. The footage shows Davidian speeding past wrecked cars, while shots are being fired. At one stage, Davidian rescued a reserve army officer who had been at the party and had the locations on his phone of other places where people were hiding. Davidian said they saw "hundreds of corpses all over the place, on the road and in the fields," and "loads of cars - some burnt out, some with their lights blinking, and corpses with gunshot wounds inside cars." "They were spraying everywhere with bullets. You can't get your head around that level of evil. They shot at everything that moved." They also used RPGs. 2023-11-17 00:00:00Full Article
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