A terrified Gili Yoskovich hid under a tree for three hours as bullets whizzed around her as terrorists opened fire on Saturday morning at defenceless revelers at an all-night trance music rave near Kibbutz Re'im, close to the Gaza Strip. The young mother described how young people - whose night celebrating the end of the Sukkot religious holiday had turned to terror - were dying all around her and on the road as Hamas militants went 'tree to tree' shooting. As the callous gunmen opened fire, Gili sprinted for her life and hid beneath a fruit tree in the middle of the field where she stayed until she heard people speaking in Hebrew and was rescued by Israeli soldiers. 'I saw people were dying all around. I was very quiet. I didn't cry, I didn't do anything,' she told the BBC.
