Israel hostage's terminally ill mother hopes for final farewell
Suffering from terminal brain cancer, the mother of Israeli hostage Noa Argamani wants a chance to hug her daughter one last time and bid her farewell.
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Suffering from terminal brain cancer, the mother of Israeli hostage Noa Argamani wants a chance to hug her daughter one last time and bid her farewell.
Suffering from terminal brain cancer, the mother of Israeli hostage Noa Argamani just wants a chance to hug her daughter one last time and bid her farewell. Argamani, 26, has been held hostage in Gaza since she was kidnapped along with her boyfriend Avinatan Or from the Supernova festival in Israel's Negev Desert on the morning of Oct. 7. Yaffe Ohad, Argamani's aunt, says she fears time is running out for both her niece and sister-in-law.
"The illness is very serious, progressing at a fast pace. I very much hope that time will not run out for her to see Noa,"
The cancer-stricken mother of Noa Argamani, who became the face of the Hamas hostage crisis, is hoping for a last chance to hug her daughter before she succumbs to the illness.
The world watched in horror as video emerged of Noa Argamani, 26, sitting on the back of a motorbike, her faced etched with fear as she screamed 'Don't kill me' to the men surrounding her.