Hamas released a video Sunday of three Israeli captives – including Nova rave attendee Noa Argamani, who became the face of the hostage crisis after footage showed him being dragged away on a motorcycle.
The video includes a disturbing teaser: “Tomorrow we will tell you about their Fate.”
Argamani, 26, and fellow hostages Yossi Sharabi, 53, and Itai Svirsky, 38, were seen for the first time since their abduction on October 7 in a video released by the terrorist group.
It is unclear when the video was recorded.
But like other hostage videos released by Hamas, the three are seen introducing themselves and pleading with the Israeli government to do whatever it takes to ensure their safe return.
They ended with a message to the people of Israel claiming, “Your Government Lies.”
The alarming development comes after Hamas claimed to have lost contact with “many” of its hostages following Israeli bombardment of Gaza, suggesting they may have been killed.
Noa Argamani, 26, appeared on video for the first time since he was kidnapped by Hamas on Oct. 7. The world watched in horror as Argamani was seen crying to her boyfriend as he was taken away on a motorcycle by the terrorists who attacked the Supernova rave on Oct 7. Hamas’ latest propaganda video tells viewers that the fate of Argamani and the other two hostages will be revealed on Monday.
The video did not clarify the condition of the three hostages, who were among an estimated 250 abducted during the brutal October 7 terrorist attack.
Argamani was featured in one of the first Hamas videos of the attack, with him seen shouting “Don’t kill me!” because he was taken away on the back of a motorcycle.
The sobbing hostage was pictured trying to contact her boyfriend, Avinatan Or, who was being held by the terrorists before they also took her.
Argamani was among hundreds of festival-goers whose lives were changed forever when Hamas gunmen attacked Israel on Oct. 7. LIora Argamani has pleaded for the world to help free her daughter and reunite her family before she dies of brain cancer.
The shocking video went viral on social media and quickly became one of the most recognizable scenes from the attack at the Supernova rave that left more than 360 festival-goers dead.
Argamani has drawn international attention after Netanyahu revealed that he contacted Beijing to seek help on behalf of the hostage’s mother, Liora, who is a Chinese national.
Liora, who had terminal brain cancer, had appealed to Israel and China to help reunite her family before she succumbed to her illness.
Yossi Sharabi was also seen for the first time since he disappeared on October 7. Sharabi was kidnapped along with her brother, Eli from their home in Kibbutz Be’eri. Provided to NY Post
He also sent a heartbreaking letter to President Biden in December asking for American help as well, prompting CNN anchor John Oz to sob as he read the note on air.
“I am terminally ill with stage 4 brain cancer. What was on my mind before I separated from my family forever was the opportunity to hug my daughter, my only child, for the last time,” Liora wrote.
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Sharabi was kidnapped along with her brother Eli, 51, when their home in Kibbutz Be’eri was attacked by Hamas during the Sukkot holiday.
Also featured in the new Hamas propaganda video is Itay Svirsky, 38.
Eli’s wife and two teenage daughters were confirmed to be among the dead on the kibbutz, along with their dog, after their home was set on fire, the Times of Israel reported.
Svirsky from Tel Aviv was also in Be’eri visiting his parents when he was kidnapped by Hamas, with the bodies of his mother and father found days later.
More than 130 hostages remain held in Gaza, with the Jewish state believing that around 25 include the bodies of Israelis whom Hamas has refused to hand over.
With Postal wire
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