The Israeli rescue service Zaka says its paramedics removed more than 260 bodies from a music festival that came under attack by Hamas militants.

The total figure of bodies found is expected to be higher, as other paramedic teams were also working in the area and Zaka added that the bodies “haven’t all been collected yet”.

Early on Saturday morning, Hamas targeted Nova music festival, a techno rave in the desert near the border with Gaza.

Videos shared on social media and by Israeli news outlets showed dozens of festival-goers running through an open field as gunshots rang out. Many hid in nearby fruit orchards or were gunned down as they fled.

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    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    Early on Saturday morning, Hamas targeted Nova music festival, a techno rave in the desert near the border with Gaza.

    Videos shared on social media and by Israeli news outlets showed dozens of festival-goers running through an open field as gunshots rang out.

    British citizen Jake Marlowe, 26, a carpenter by trade, was employed as a security guard at the Nova music festival just six kilometres east of Gaza, which was in full swing Saturday when Hamas launched the biggest attack on Israel in decades.

    He is among dozens of festival attendees who are missing, kidnapped or presumed dead, multiple witnesses and family members told The Independent

    Videos from Gaza started appearing online on Saturday, including one showing a young woman Noa Argamani being abducted by Hamas militants as she rode with her boyfriend on a motorcycle.

    On Sunday, another video showed the mutilated body of one woman, identified as German tattoo artist Shani Louk by her friends, being paraded around in her underwear around Gaza.


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        that adds 0 points to any post

        That’s a very bold statement coming from a Lemmygrad user! I can write a bot that will just put together random words and it will still add more value to the discussion than a Lemmygrader. And it will make more sense.