Horrifying Video: Israeli Student Kidnapped by Hamas Terrorists Pleads for Her Life at Rave (Watch)
An Israeli student’s harrowing ordeal unfolded during a rave near the Gaza Strip, as disturbing footage released by her family revealed she had been abducted by Hamas terrorists.
Noa Argamani, 25, was attending a lively trance music festival near Kibbutz Re’im when the festivities turned into chaos due to terrorist attacks, with rockets raining down on the crowd.
In the distressing video, Argamani is forcibly taken away on the back of a Palestinian gunman’s motorcycle as she desperately pleads, “Don’t kill me! No, no, no!” Meanwhile, her boyfriend, Avi Nathan, is roughly handled by the terrorists.
This horrifying footage rapidly circulated on social media, leading to heightened concern for their safety. Nathan’s brother, Moshe Or, reported the pair missing, and emergency crews were eventually alerted to the video capturing their abduction.
The situation remains deeply distressing, with loved ones unable to contact them. Argamani, described as a vibrant and adventurous individual who recently returned from a trip to Sri Lanka, is an only child, and her parents are in shock, unable to fathom the situation.
Further images indicate Argamani may have been taken to Gaza, intensifying the anguish of her family and friends.
These events unfold against the backdrop of a grave conflict between Israel and Hamas, marking one of the worst attacks on Israel in half a century. Over 300 Israelis have lost their lives, with thousands more injured, as Hamas militants fired a barrage of rockets and sent militants into Israeli cities.
This shocking situation has seen Hamas terrorists taking hostages, parading them through the streets in horrifying displays. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared the nation to be at war, vowing a forceful response to the violence.
As the conflict continues, there are growing concerns about the fate of Israeli nationals held by Hamas, with the Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson describing the situation as “unprecedented” and expressing deep apprehension for those involved.