In a series of heartbreaking developments, multiple survivors of the Nova festival attack have taken their own lives, two years following the tragic events. Many of these individuals, including Roei Shalev, witnessed horrific scenes of violence, such as losing loved ones to gunfire during the massacre. Reports indicate that persistent post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has played a significant role in these tragedies. Survivors expressed feelings of overwhelming pain and despair, with some stating they could no longer endure their suffering. The impact on survivor families is profound, leading to calls for urgent attention to the mental health crisis facing those affected by the October 7 attack.