"Project Dina," which reveals a harsh picture of sexual violence by Hamas terrorists during the massacre and in captivity - which was a systematic, deliberate and premeditated weapon - has been published in full for the first time. The report includes dozens of testimonies and evidence of rape, sexual assault and intentional mutilation - across 84 pages - based on testimonies from a Nova festival rape survivor, 15 captivity survivors and 17 eyewitnesses or those who heard about the attacks. The report states that sexual violence occurred in at least six different locations: Nova festival, Route 232, Nahal Oz base and the kibbutzim of Reim, Nir Oz and Kfar Aza. Additionally, the report notes that hostages also underwent sexual assaults during captivity. The authors wrote: "Hamas used sexual violence as a tactical weapon in war."