Nova Exhibition extended until Oct. 20
LOS ANGELES, Calif.- This week marks the one year anniversary of the Nova Music Festival massacre in Israel.
Terrorists killed 370 people and took 44 hostage sparking the deadly war between Israel and Hamas.
The Nova Exhibition in Los Angeles is a remembrance.
The installation empowers visitors to bear witness.
The festival that was dedicated to peace and love was shattered by violence.
Interviews about the sexual violence are included in the exhibition.
There are tents, burned out cars, and clothing.
There are also cell phone recordings of people phoning home, and recording themselves in hiding.
A voice recording captures a terrorist calling his dad from his victims home and bragging about killing ten Jews.
There are also first hand accounts of survivors and heroes.
The massacre began at 6:29 a.m. as a DJ played music, people danced, and prepared to go home.
It is not clear it terrorists knew about the festival before the planned attack or whether they took advantage of coming upon the large group of young people.
There are places to sit and reflect at the end of the exhibit and there are ways to donate to help the families of those impacted.
The show in the Culver City has been extended until Oct. 20.
For more information https://www.novaexhibtion.com