Eyewitness recounts Hamas attack on Israeli music festival

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Up to 250 young Israeli and foreign partygoers were killed by Hamas militants at the Supernova music festival in Israel near the Gaza border. DW speaks with Omri Ben Shushan who was at the trance festival and escaped the attackers by hiding for six hours.

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