US EditionMother of Israeli hostage Noa Argamani dies weeks after daughter’s rescue
- Liora Argamani, mother of rescued hostage Noa Argamani, died at 61 after battling cancer, reported by Hebrew media. Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center confirmed her death, requesting privacy.
- Noa Argamani's mother, Liora, passed away at 61 after battling cancer, as reported by Hebrew media.
- During her captivity, Noa Argamani's mother expressed her desire to see her daughter again.
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Dying Liora Argamani had wanted to see her daughter, abducted to Gaza, one last time before passing away. Her wish was fulfilled about three weeks ago. She has now passed away.
Three weeks after the liberation of her daughter Noa from the control of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Liora Argamani has died. The seriously ill woman gained worldwide attention before Noa's liberation with touching video messages. The Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv and the Geisel families' forum confirmed her death. The deceased would have been 61 years old, according to the media. Former defense minister Benny Gantz and Israeli Prime Minister Benjam…
Vor gut drei Wochen befreit eine israelische Spezialeinheit die entführte Noa Argamani nach Monaten aus der Gewalt der Hamas. Jetzt erliegt die Mutter der Geretteten einem Krebsleiden. Ihr letzter Wunsch ist in Erfüllung gegangen.
Liora Argamani, 61, who reached brain cancer, passed away. She had fought for a long time to find her daughter, who was released in early June.
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