Nova
Coverage of Nova in the Nexus archive.
- Hero of Nova who saved 2,000 lives: Extraordinary account of Israeli who directed terrified crowds away from Hamas slaughter - before he was dragged into Gaza
An Israeli individual directed terrified crowds away from a Hamas attack in Nova, saving 2,000 lives before being dragged into Gaza. The account highlights his heroic actions amid the violence.
- Hero of Nova who saved 2,000 lives: Extraordinary account of Israeli who directed terrified crowds away from Hamas slaughter - before he was dragged into Gaza
An Israeli directed terrified crowds away from a Hamas attack in Nova, saving an estimated 2,000 lives before being dragged into Gaza. The individual's actions prevented a potential massacre but resulted in their capture by Hamas forces.
- ‘Kids are participants in the work of justice’: how US children are being folded into activism
Children in New York are increasingly involved in activism addressing issues like ICE, the Iran war, and climate crisis. A seven-year-old, Nova, read a children's book advocating for social justice at Judson Memorial Church, emphasizing youth participation in activism.
- Meet Nova the golden retriever - the first dog to live full-time on a psychiatric ward
Nova, a golden retriever, is the first dog to live full-time on a psychiatric ward. The article highlights her role in this unique setting.
- ‘We were so broken’: Nova survivor Rita Yedid brings story of resilience to the screen
Rita Yedid, a survivor of the Nova rave attack, recounts her experience hiding in the venue's ticket booth while her husband shielded her from Hamas gunfire in the documentary 'Rita,' which premiered on May 27. The film highlights her journey through the traumatic aftermath.
- 'Dumbass' criminal breaks the 'first rule of ransomware club'
A ransomware affiliate group Nova, part of RAlord, accidentally infected Eriell Group, a CIS-based oilfield services company, leading to an apology and free recovery assistance. The incident highlights the unspoken rule against attacking Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) targets due to local governments' leniency toward cybercriminals.