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 Mor Bayder said she only found out about the tragedy when going on Facebook to see the horrific post at 7am on Sunday - calling the video the 'nightmare of my life'. She said it was her aunt that initially alerted her and her mother to the horrific Facebook post that she says showed her grandmother's final moments - in a pool of blood on the floor of her house in Israel. The murder is just one of hundreds of deaths which have occurred since Saturday, when Hamas gunman stormed into Israel and indiscriminately attacked civilians. Israeli officials have said more than 1,000 of their people have been killed. Mor Bayder said she only found out about the tragedy when going on Facebook to see the horrific post at 7am on Sunday - calling the video the 'nightmare of my life'     

 The shocking revelation, if true, provides a glimmer of hope for a despairing family who were forced to watch videos of an unconscious and partially naked Shani paraded through the streets on the back of a pickup truck by Hamas militants as onlookers spat on her motionless body. Shani's mother Ricarda Louk told German outlet Bild: 'We now have evidence that Shani is alive but has a serious head injury and is in critical condition. Every minute is critical. 'You have to act quickly and get Shani out of the Gaza Strip!' she declared in the message directed at German officials. 'We shouldn't argue about questions of jurisdiction now!' Shani, 22, is German but grew up in Israel, and was one of hundreds of unsuspecting partygoers at the Nova festival where Hamas conducted a massacre of some 260 civilians.

 Terrified revellers fled for their lives as they were surrounded by Hamas gunmen who descended on the site in paragliders, motorbikes and pick-up trucks. It was several hours before help would arrive, leaving militants armed with rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns free to carry out a murderous rampage. At least 260 were killed in the massacre while many are still missing - probably dead or taken hostage by the bloodthirsty militants. As rescuers continue to sift through the deadly wreckage of the attack yesterday, the Mail recounts how the terror unfolded.         

 Shiri Silberman-Bibas, 30, was hiding in a safe room with her husband Yarden and their nine-month-old Kfir and three-year-old Ariel when Israel was invaded by the militants on Saturday. Armed with just a small pistol, Yarden hoped to defend his family and their home in in Kibbutz Nahal Oz as villages were raided - in an attack which saw hundreds of Israelis killed and over 100 taken hostage. He texted his family 'I love you all,' as they hid, according to reports. Then, 30 minutes later he said ominously: 'They're coming in.' Later, video emerged showing the distraught mother clutching her two children as they are kidnapped, with horrified onlookers screaming: 'She has a baby.' The family has not been heard from since and Shiri's parents, Yosi and Margit Silberman, who are in their late 60s, are also missing and feared abducted. Around 150 Israelis, many of them civilians, are believed to have been kidnapped by the militants in the bloodies

 The attacks, which Israeli former military general Yaakov Amidror said were made possible by a 'huge failure of the intelligence system and military apparatus', came by land and air with Hamas gunmen flying into Israel using paragliders while other units cut wires in border fences, bulldozed walls. Harrowing videos captured by Hamas insurgents using helmet-mounted GoPro cameras and smartphones showed how unsuspecting Israeli soldiers were gunned down in their barracks while others were beaten, tied up and frogmarched away or bundled into cars and pickup trucks. In other clips, Hamas fighters are seen gliding across the border and landing near a rural site holding a musical festival, where they proceeded to mow down some 260 unarmed partygoers in cold blood. Now, with Israel's security services still reeling, the defence forces and air force have retaliated with brutal ferocity, pounding the Gaza Strip with air strikes and missile attacks that they claim hit mo