United Nations – Ex Hamas hostage Noah Argamani met the UN Security Council for his experience in the captivity of Hamas and stated that all hostages would be released from “pure hell”.
“Being here today is a miracle, but I’m here to tell you we don’t have time,” Argamani told the Security Council. She talked about the testimony of the horror, not receiving medical care and holding herself under severe conditions.
The video of Argamani’s abduction from the new music festival on October 7, 2023, became viral, while Hamas’s terrorists forced her on a motorcycle and dragged her to Gaza.
“I believe that everyone, international community, must understand that hostages are in hell.”
Argamani, who spent eight months in Hamas captive before saved him Israeli soldiersHe said hostages felt like the world “left them”.
Former Hamas hostage Noah Argamani is on Tuesday, the UN Security Council in New York.
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Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon praised Argamani’s “courage and dignity”, telling the Council, “Noah Argamani is not just a witness or victim of Hamas’ cruelty, she survived.”
Even after the Argamani told his story, for which many at the Council acknowledged that she had been tormented, much of the UN Security Council session was focused on Israel’s actions during the Gaza war. Several speakers offered a brief recognition of Argamani’s testimony before launching the criticism of Israel.
Israeli Ambassador UN Danny Danon sits with former Hamas hostage Noah Argamani.
Danon said to the press: “Unfortunately, we do not have high expectations of the Council. The very fact that from October 7, they were unable to bring resolution about hostages, about the crimes on October 7th, he speaks for himself.”
However, the ambassador thanked the United States, the UK, Greece and France for discussing the hostages and brutal killings of the Bibas family.
The Israeli Ambassador UN Danny Danon stands next to Freed Hamas Talac Noah Argamani as he holds a poster with his partner Avinatan or, who still holds himself as a hostage in Gaza.
During his briefing, Argamani declared himself to release his partner Avinatan or, who is also abducted at the Nova Music Festival and remains trapped in Gaza.
“Until Avinatan returns, my heart is in captivity,” Argamani told the Security Council.
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Israel and Hamas concluded an agreement on the termination of fire in January and are in the first phase in which 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and prisoners will be replaced for the remaining hostages. However, Israel has delayed the latest prisoners ‘release in protest against Hamas’ hostage treatment, including forcing to participate in ceremonies.
