Israeli survivor of Hamas attack on Supernova music festival recalls being shot and thinking, "I'm gonna die"

Tel Aviv — One of the most brutal parts of the Palestinian militant group Hamas' siege on southern Israel over the weekend was an attack on a music festival in the southern Israeli desert, not far from the Gaza Strip border. At least 260 people enjoying the music early Saturday morning were killed when Hamas gunmen stormed the festival.

The Supernova trance music festival was billed as a celebration of "friends, love and infinite freedom," but it turned into a nightmare, and then a massacre.

The sun had just come up, but the party was still going. Then, festival goers started spotting something in the sky.