Rescued after eight months in captivity, Nova Festival survivor Noa Argamani stands before the world with a powerful plea: her partner and 73 others are still trapped in a nightmare, waiting to be freed.

Former hostages Noa Argamani, 27, and Hila Rotem Shoshani, 13, surprise former hostage Emily Hand on her 10th birthday, bringing her trays of donuts.

Noa Argamani was rescued along with other hostages by the IDF in Gaza after 246 days in captivity.

'Every night I was falling asleep and thinking, this may be the last night of my life,' the 26-year-old told senior diplomats in Tokyo.

Since her rescue, Noa and her father Yaakov have been advocating for the still-held hostages.

Approximately 50,000 visit the ohel, or the resting place of Menachem Mendel Schneersohn, every year. 

Journalist Mahmoud Ajjour has shared multiple posts glorifying violence against Israelis.

After her rescue from Gaza, Noa Argamani was reunited with her terminally ill mother

The story of the Argamanis is one of stark contrasts—of joy and despair, of reunion and separation.

She also mourned the loss of Arnon Zmora, honoring him as a hero of Israel and expressing her condolences to his family.

In the video, a member of the elite Yamam unit tells Agamani, 'Noa, everything is fine; we're taking you home.'

Shortly after her daughter was abducted from a music festival, Liora said she wanted her daughter back, 'at least to be able to hug her.'

Aljamal and his immediate family attempted to block the twenty-six-year-old hostage’s rescue and were shot and killed during the ensuing confrontation.

Her dying request is to see her precious daughter one last time.