Noa Argamani spoke about what she experienced in captivity during a meeting with G7 diplomats, held in Tokyo on Thursday, and called for the release of all the hostages. She told the diplomats that: “It's a miracle that I'm here. It's a miracle because I've survived October 7th and I survived this bombing and I survived also the rescue. But it's a miracle. There are another 109 hostages that need to come back home. We are still waiting for them. It's a war zone. All the hostages there, they fear every day for their lives. I cannot imagine that I've been there 246 days, and every night I was falling asleep and thinking this may be the last night of my life.” Argamani was injured from the bombing of the building she was in and added that, "All my head was cut and I was hit all over my body, but nobody came to visit me, nobody came to see me, nobody came to give me medical aid, nobody, until I was rescued." About the period of captivity Argamani said: "I lost a lot of weight. We drank less than half a liter of water a day and there were days when we were not allowed to drink at all." She told the diplomats about the Nova party: “We started hearing missiles. We saw a video clip of terrorists entering a family home and realized that something irregular was happening and we must escape.” Argamani spoke about her boyfriend, who is still in Hamas captivity: "Avinatan, my boyfriend, is still there, and we need to bring them back before it will be too late. We don't want to lose more people than we already lost," she said. About her concern for her family, Argamani said that: “all the time that I was a hostage, I didn’t know if my parents knew what was happening with me; if I had been kidnapped or killed and they couldn’t find the body.”
