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Israel Hamas Conflict: Thousands of people have lost their lives so far in the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel. But this struggle does not seem to be stopping yet. In such a situation, the death toll may increase further. The war started when Hamas fighters suddenly attacked Israel on October 7. During this time, Hamas fighters attacked an outdoor music festival in southern Israel and killed 260 people. In such a situation, the bodies of many people have not been identified. In such a situation, the father of an Israeli-American woman has said that he used the tracking feature of Apple Watch and his phone to locate his daughter’s body. After which the body could be identified.
The father of an Israeli-American woman who was killed by fighters from the Hamas group at a Nova music festival has said that 24-year-old Danielle was attending a festival in southern Israel when Hamas fighters attacked her, according to a CNN report. Suddenly attacked. After receiving the news of this incident, businessman and founder of Mellanox, a multinational supplier of computer network products, Eyal Waldman (victim’s father) first thought that his daughter had been kidnapped by those goons, but after a few days he came to know that his daughter had been kidnapped. Daniel and her boyfriend Noam Shai have been brutally murdered by Hamas fighters.
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Eyal Waldman said, “Three hours after we landed in Israel, I headed south and found the car in which Danielle and her boyfriend had arrived at the concert. Danielle made a crash call to us from her phone, because of the emergency. Was.” He further said that bullets had been fired from all sides on the vehicle, marks of which were also present. Looking at the cartridges we found, we found out that they had been fired from three types of guns. The victim’s father told that both of them were going to get married soon but the situation became such that instead of marriage, both of them were buried together.
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