Noa Magid
@NoaMagid · Israeli journalists — political, diplomatic, legal
Noa Magid is an Israeli journalist documenting the October 7 massacre and a former 0404 News editor.
He Ben Avi was only 21 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/tQF0KZryet
We will never forget 7/10 https://t.co/ySwWe4O0Sy
Yaron fought bravely for hours on October 7, firing more than 300 mortar rounds and eliminating dozens of Hamas terrorists trying to attack his outpost. He never left the mortar. When he was critically wounded in the head by shrapnel and fell into the armored vehicle, even then, he asked them to stay focused on the battle. "I’m okay. Everything’s fine," he told his commander. Sgt. Yaron Zohar, a Golani soldier, was only 19. Remember our heroes.
Gili Adar was only 24 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/InKLpnYYzf
Israeli security forces dismantled a major Hamas-linked terror network operating in Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria. More than 30 operatives were arrested, and weapons intended for terror attacks were seized. The network recruited armed cells and planned attacks on Jews and security forces, including an attack at a restaurant in Modi’in and a shooting attack near Jerusalem. One of the network’s leaders had been released in January 2025 as part of the hostage deal.
Berta Shamayev, 56, a mother of four, was brutally murdered by Hamas in the city of Ofakim on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/8DgDwwxRGt
Sgt. Ravit Assayag, 19, was serving with the Border Police on October 7. When the attack began, she and her unit were sent toward Sderot, but the road was blocked. Instead, they headed to Moshav Yakhini, where terrorists had infiltrated the moshav. Before the battle began, she managed to call her family, briefly explain the situation, say goodbye, and tell them she loved them. In Yakhini, she and her fellow fighters engaged a terrorist cell. Together with additional forces, they eliminated eight terrorists. After the fighting, Ravit and another fighter were sent to search a shed after suspicious noises were heard coming from inside. She insisted on going in first. Inside, she encountered a terrorist. A gunfight broke out, and she was shot and fell in battle. Ravit defended Moshav Yakhini with her life. Her courage saved many lives. Her light will always guide our way.
May Naim was only 24 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/rbJ13MGwT3
On October 7, Edna Malkmo, 45, a mother of three from Ofakim, was working as a caregiver at a rehabilitation village. When the rocket barrages began, she left work to be with her children. On her way home, she was ambushed and brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists. We will never forget.
A hair salon in Istanbul called "7 October." The very same scum that Israelis pulled from the rubble after the earthquakes. Never again. https://t.co/dN7uaYAmQU
Bar Zohar was only 23 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/nl2jDxCcS9
The terrorist who carried out this morning’s stabbing attack in Samaria, seriously wounding a 19-year-old Israeli, was ELIMINATED by the IDF and sent straight to hell. https://t.co/Wqb0BQYcIC
This is Erfan Mirzaei, a young Iranian rapper who was arrested after the January protests. Yesterday morning, the Islamic regime hanged him. Alone. Innocent. https://t.co/Py8HEb2jkl
🚨🇮🇱 BREAKING: Terrorists carried out a stabbing attack in Samaria. An Israeli was stabbed several times and is in serious condition. The terrorists fled the scene.
This is Najmeh Amini, a 23-year-old student from Mashhad. She was arrested in January and has been held for months in solitary confinement under severe torture. The Islamic regime has sentenced her to more than 12 years in prison. Her only crime was wanting freedom. https://t.co/Wqgzau5VIh
Einav Burstein was only 39 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/RXQDgEBmiy
This is Alireza Sepahi, who was arrested by the Islamic regime after the January protests and sentenced to death. He was taken to the gallows, but suffered a stroke from fear. After regaining consciousness, he was returned to prison. Now, they are once again preparing him for execution. His life can still be saved.
@GovMikeHuckabee Maybe before making public statements, you should check the guest list and take a closer look at the people whose hands you shook during your visit to Turmusayya. You may find that some of them openly support terrorists - including the people in this video. It seems you’ve chosen the wrong side. Check yourself. That is the bare minimum expected from someone in your position. https://t.co/OgZG87OUV0
October 7. A Hamas terrorist brought a car stolen from an Israeli who had been murdered to Jabalia, parked it in the middle of the street, and promised: "Destroy it, and we'll bring you Jews." Young and elderly alike. They all wanted to be part of the massacre. These are the monsters of Gaza. Don't you dare forget who they are.
Sgt. Oshar Simcha Barzilai, 19, was serving in the operations room at the Nahal Oz outpost on October 7. When the attack began, Oshar remained at her post, declaring a state of war and directing forces toward the communities and outposts under attack. Her actions helped save many lives. Even as the battle intensified, Oshar refused to leave the operations room. She stayed because she felt responsible for those depending on her. During the fighting, Oshar kept her own calls with her family to just a few seconds, then handed her phone to the other soldiers so they too could call their families and say goodbye. Her light will always guide our way.
Katerina Tavgen Goldman was only 26 when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/jsSiLLEdch
89 people were executed by the Islamic regime in Iran in a single month - August 2026. Read that again.
Staff Sgt. Shirel Haim Pour, 20, was serving at the Nahal Oz outpost. October 7 was supposed to be her final Shabbat on base before completing her military service. When the attack began, Shirel ran with her friends to a shelter. But when she realized the scale of what was happening, she chose to leave the protected area and run through live fire and mortar fire to reach the operations room and help. For hours, Shirel remained at her post, calmly relaying information and directing IDF forces to where they were needed. At 10:53 a.m., she sent her family a message telling them she was safe inside the operations room, likely trying to reassure them as the battle raged outside. When the terrorists set the operations room on fire, Shirel fell after hours of courage, doing everything she could to help save others. Her light will always guide our way.
The terrorist Muhammad Mahmoud Marshad al-Qadi, who led the October 7 attack on the Sufa outpost and took part in holding Israeli hostages captive in Gaza, was ELIMINATED by the IDF and sent straight to hell, where he belongs. https://t.co/zXhJVeFYzm
Nitzan Rahoum was only 28 and four months pregnant when she was brutally murdered by Hamas while fleeing the music festival on October 7. Don’t forget her. https://t.co/aq2FbF99ra
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