Noa Argamani, Hostages in Gaza, Rescued

For the First Time: Noa Argamani Reveals the Horrors of Her Captivity

Noa Argamani, who was rescued from captivity by the murderous terrorist organization Hamas in Gaza as part of Operation Arnon, is revealing for the first time the horrors and suffering she endured while in captivity.

Rescued Israeli hostage, Noa Argamani (Photo: Dudu Greenspan/Flash90)

In a conversation with diplomats from Japan, Argamani recounted: "They hid us in tunnels where no one could see us. My hair was cut off, I had cuts all over my head, I was beaten all over my body, and no one came to provide medical assistance until I was rescued. Every night, I would fall asleep thinking it could be my last night alive."

Argamani also added, "I lost a lot of weight; we drank less than half a liter of water a day, and there were days when we weren’t allowed to drink at all."

Argamani noted that she only had a shower twice a month and emphasized, "It’s a miracle that I’m here. It’s a miracle that I survived October 7th, that I survived the bombings, and that I survived the rescue."

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