Idf Special Forces Recovered 4 Israeli Hostages Alive Gaza : they are Noa Argamani, Shlomi Ziv, Almog Meir Jan and Andrey Kozlov. This was reported by Kan television.
Noa Argamani, her story
Noa is a bit of a symbol of October 7: the student immediately found her father. “We never considered you lost, not even for a moment. I don’t know if you believed it, but we believed it and I’m glad it happened,” Benjamin Netanyahu said during the call with Noa. “Get back together with your family, and hug your mother too,” added the Israeli Prime Minister while speaking with the young girl who said she was “very moved” to speak in Hebrew again. “In Hebrew and at home, it’s important,” Netanyahu added. President Isaac Herzog also spoke with Noa telling him that “embrace on behalf of the entire nation of Israel.”
The hostages released, the families exult: “Triumph of the Idf, let them all come home”
THE FIRST WORDS
“I’m very moved, I haven’t spoken Hebrew for so long.” These were the first words that Noa Argamani uttered during the conversation she had with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after his liberation from Gaza. “Not even for a minute – Netanyahu replied – we stopped thinking about you and we did not surrender. I don’t know if you believed it but we didn’t surrender.”
THE RAPTURE
Noa Argamani was kidnapped last October during the “Supernova” rave in the Negev desert. The 25-year-old student has become one of the best-known faces of the crisis – which does not end today with her release, along with three others – after the broadcast of the video of her being taken away by Hamas on the back seat of a motorcycle, snatched from the hands of her boyfriend. A ten-second clip where we see the young girl in tears. Noa’s mother is an oncology patient with a brain tumor. Her greatest desire in recent months has been to live long enough to see her daughter home again. Today, footage of Noa’s embrace with his father Yaakov was released.
Freed Noa Argamani, Israeli student kidnapped during Israel rave: video of capture, cries for help and uncertain fate
THE VIDEO
“The time available is running out, people have to decide, we don’t want to die here.” This is what we hear in the audio, attributed to Noa Argamani, of a video, published on May 31 by Hamas, in which the young girl asked Israelis to mobilize to push the government to act for release of hostages. “You’re going to leave us here to end my fate and that of my fellow hostages like Ron Arad?, said the young girl in the video, described as propaganda by the Israeli government. “I address the people of Israel: have you become allies of the government of Netanyahu, Gallant and Gantz? – she continued – bring thousands of women and men into the streets, block the streets of Tel Aviv and do not go home until we go home. “Don’t put our destiny in the hands of Netanyahu and the war cabinet.” The Forum of the Families of Hostages and the Missing reported that the Argamani family had authorized the broadcast of the video: “after assessing the situation and receiving other information, the Argamani family approved the use of the video where the We hear Noa while she is being held hostage by Hamas. In addition to Noa’s voice, the video shows drawings that the family believes were made by Noa.
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