Girl who survived Hamas attack commits suicide, family makes serious allegations against PM Netanyahu

On October 7 last year, a girl who survived the Hamas attack committed suicide. The girl's family says that she was suffering from mental stress after seeing such a horrific scene in front of her eyes in the terrorist attack by Hamas, but the government did not help us at all. The government has all the information available about the people present there during that attack but even after this they did not help us. She continued to struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder. Despite all our efforts, on his 22nd birthday, he gave up and committed suicide.

According to the Times of Israel, a 22-year-old Israeli woman named Shirel Golan, who survived the Hamas attack on the Supanova music festival on October 7 last year, committed suicide at her home on Sunday. Shirel's family accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government of turning a blind eye to the survivors of the attack.

In the report, Shirel's brother Eyal said that she had symptoms of depression immediately after the attack. She had distanced herself from her friends and did not want to meet anyone. I also told him to take care of himself. Our entire family tried to take care of him but his condition was continuously worsening. Eyal said that after the attack, we admitted him to the hospital twice but still no help was given from the government. If the government had helped us in this matter, perhaps Shirel would have been alive today and would have been among us.

Shirelle managed to escape with her friends after the attack on the music festival in October last year. According to reports, Shirel and his friends managed to escape during the attack but could not go very far. Therefore, he left his car there and took support from a bush and stayed there. They were later rescued by an Israeli police. Reportedly, all the occupants of the vehicle in which Shirel and his friend wanted to leave the place were killed by Hamas terrorists.

Hamas terrorists attacked a music festival in southern Israel on October 7 last year. In this attack, Hamas brutally killed about 1200 Israeli people, while they took about 251 people hostage with them to Gaza.