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The October 7th Massacre
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1,191 Murdered100 Kidnapped117 Kidnap Survivors4,834+ Injured

On the morning of October 7, 2023, Hamas led a simultaneous wave of assaults on
Israeli civilian communities and military posts. The dawn attack began when
Hamas launched over 5,000 rockets from Gaza into Israel, then used these
strategic barrages as cover to breach the border. In this massive surprise
onslaught on southern Israel, Hamas terrorists committed unfathomable
atrocities, including widespread sexual violence against women, that have
reverberated globally. The attacks claimed the lives of more than 1,188
individuals, with 800 of the bodies confirmed as civilians. They left over 4,834
people wounded and resulted in more than 251 being taken hostage. Additionally,
some bodies remained unidentified due to substantial mutilation. Since October
7th, at least 21 hostages were murdered by Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad,
while a few bodies of hostages murdered in captivity were fortunately rescued.
Altogether, 8 hostages were rescued by the IDF, and 111 hostages were released
in negotiations. Among the survivors, 30 kidnap survivor women have endured
sexual abuse by their captors. Currently, 100 people are still being held
hostage; about 40 of them are dead, and their bodies remain captive. Use this
interactive map to visit the attack sites, learn the facts, and view the
horrors. Disclaimer: Please note this is a project in progress and our data is
constantly being updated. If you have additional information, please share it
with us.

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