A 31-year-old postal worker was killed by Hamas terrorists during an attack at the Supernova music festival in Israel on October 7, according to reports. The victim, identified as Hezi Hanom, was described as someone who "lived life as a king" by those who knew him.
The attack occurred during the festival's final day, which was held in the northern Israeli city of Petah Tikva. Witnesses reported that the assailants opened fire on the crowd, leading to multiple casualties. Hanom was among those killed in the shooting.
Authorities have confirmed the attack was carried out by Hamas, though no official statement has been released yet. The incident has sparked renewed calls for security measures at public events in Israel.
The festival, which typically draws thousands of attendees, was abruptly halted after the attack. Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, but the toll of the violence continues to be assessed.
