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Terrifying new footage shows the moment Hamas takes screaming Israeli hostage Noa Argamani and takes her to Gaza on October 7.

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This sickening new video shows the moment Hamas takes Israeli hostage Noa Argamani and takes him to Gaza on the back of a motorcycle (pictured).

Sickening new footage shows the moment Hamas takes Israeli hostage Noa Argamani and drives her to Gaza.

The 26-year-old student was kidnapped by the terrorist group during their murderous attack at the Nova desert festival on October 7.

A photo of Noa, with her arms outstretched towards her boyfriend as she screams for help, became one of the most recognizable images of the atrocities after it was published by The Mail on Sunday, October 8.

In new images published yesterday, the young woman can be heard moaning as she is mistreated by a Palestinian fighter, who holds her head while placing a black bag on her face.

The chilling video shows Noa surrounded by at least ten armed terrorists who can be heard taunting and shouting at her.

This sickening new video shows the moment Hamas takes Israeli hostage Noa Argamani and takes him to Gaza on the back of a motorcycle (pictured).

The chilling video shows Noa surrounded by at least ten armed terrorists (pictured) who can be heard taunting and shouting at her.

The chilling video shows Noa surrounded by at least ten armed terrorists (pictured) who can be heard taunting and shouting at her.

In new images released yesterday, the woman can be heard crying as she is manhandled by a Palestinian fighter, who keeps her head down while placing a black bag over her face (pictured).

In new images released yesterday, the woman can be heard crying as she is manhandled by a Palestinian fighter, who keeps her head down while placing a black bag over her face (pictured).

The 26-year-old student was kidnapped by the terrorist group during their murderous attack at the Nova desert festival on October 7. This image of Noa, with her arms outstretched toward her boyfriend as she screams for help, became one of the most recognizable images of her. of the atrocities after it was published by The Mail on Sunday, October 8

The 26-year-old student was kidnapped by the terrorist group during their murderous attack at the Nova desert festival on October 7. This image of Noa, with her arms outstretched toward her boyfriend as she screams for help, became one of the most recognizable images of her. of the atrocities after it was published by The Mail on Sunday, October 8

The highly sensitive video is hidden from Noa’s mother, Liora, who is dying of terminal brain cancer.

Late last year, the 61-year-old made a final plea to US President Joe Biden, begging him to give her the chance to “hug” her daughter “one last time” before she dies.

She said: ‘I am terminally ill with stage 4 brain cancer.

“All that goes through my mind before parting ways with my family forever is the opportunity to hug my daughter, my only daughter, for the last time.

‘My daughter Noa is an infectiously happy and resilient young woman.

“He loves to dance, he loves music, he loves being with his friends and family.”

In March, he did another favor for the president, saying in a video message: “My heart hurts so much. On the one hand it is physical, it does not work as it should. On the other hand, because my daughter is a hostage.

‘Since the kidnapping, when I see what he looks like in this photo, I choke.

‘How beautiful she is, how incredible she is. I want to see [my daughter] One more time. Talk to her one more time,’ he pleaded.

Noa Argamani is one of 133 people still held hostage in Gaza. She is one of 19 women still detained by the terrorist group.

Noa Argamani is one of 133 people still held hostage in Gaza. She is one of 19 women still detained by the terrorist group.

Noa (pictured) was last seen alive in a hostage propaganda video that Hamas says was filmed in January 2024.

Noa (pictured) was last seen alive in a hostage propaganda video that Hamas says was filmed in January 2024.

‘I ask you, President Joe Biden, I don’t have much time left in this world. It may be my last wish, I really beg you.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Noa’s childhood friend Yan Gorjaltsan said: “It’s been more than half a year [since Noa was kidnapped]. There hasn’t been a day when I haven’t thought about Noa. I think about her all the time.

‘I think about her at work and at school. It has been very difficult to live our lives knowing that Noa is in hell. And every day we hope she will be released.

‘Noa must see and hug her mother for the last time. No mother should die knowing that her child is not in safe arms. It is not human to die this way.

Noa Argamani is one of 133 people still held hostage in Gaza. She is one of 19 women still detained by the terrorist group.

Some of the survivors who were freed from Gaza during the hostage exchange and November ceasefire agreement have described being tortured, sexually assaulted and starved in captivity.

Earlier this week, Hamas told international mediators that it could not meet the terms of the latest hostage exchange and ceasefire agreement because it did not have 40 live hostages who could be described as “women, children, the elderly, the wounded and the sick.” chronic”.

Noa was last seen alive in a hostage propaganda video that Hamas says was filmed in January 2024.

The highly sensitive video is hidden from Noa's mother, Liora (pictured right with her daughter), who is dying of terminal brain cancer.

The highly sensitive video is hidden from Noa’s mother, Liora (pictured right with her daughter), who is dying of terminal brain cancer.

In the disturbing video, the terrified 26-year-old student is forced to announce the deaths of her fellow hostages Yossi Sharabi, 51, and Itay Svirsky, 38, both kidnapped at Kibbutz Be’eri.

The film includes graphic clips of their bruised and bloodied bodies.

Its current location is unknown.

Israel considers all hostage videos a form of psychological warfare.

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