The Ny Post reports that Hamas revealed Monday that Israeli hostages Yossi Sharabi and Itai Svirsky have been killed in captivity, while Noa Argamani is still alive. The grim update was given in the terror group’s latest propaganda video featuring Argamani, 26, who reported on the two men’s deaths.
Argamani – who was previously caught on video being abducted from the Nova music fest Oct. 7 screaming, “Don’t kill me!” from the back of a motorcycle — said in the new footage that she had been held in a building with her fellow two hostages by Hamas’ military wing when the site was hit by an Israeli airstrike.
“It was bombed by an IDF airstrike, an F16 fighter jet,” Argamni said in the video, which lasts 2 minutes and 33 seconds. “Three rockets were fired. Two of the rockets exploded, and the other didn’t. “We were in the building with Al Qassam soldiers and three hostages: Myself, Noa Argamani, Itai Svirsky, and Yossef Sharabi,” she added.
“After the building we were in was hit, we were all buried under rubble. Al Qassam soldiers saved my life, and Itai’s. Unfortunately, we were not able to save Yossi’s,” Argamani said.
“After many days … two nights, Itai and I were relocated to another place. While we were being transported, Itai was hit by an IDF airstrike. He did not survive.”
As in previous propaganda videos featuring hostages under duress, Argamani condemned Israel’s bombardments in Gaza and levied all the blame against the Israel Defense Forces.
“They died because of our own IDF airstrikes,” she said. “Stop this madness and bring us home to our families. While we are still alive, bring us home.”
Argamani, Sharabi and Svirsky were seen alive in undated video released by Hamas on Sunday — the first time footage of them surfaced since they were kidnapped during the Palestinian terror group’s brutal Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
BD”E. But of course, you can’t trust her to say it was airstrikes because she had to say the exact words that her captors wanted or else they would kill her.