“They didn’t hit me”: Noa Argamani denies abuse by Hamas in time during captivity

Noa Argamani, a former “Israeli” captive held by Hamas in Gaza, has spoken out against what she describes as misleading media coverage of her experience during captivity.

"I can't ignore what has been going on in the media here in the last 24 hours; things are out of context," Argamani said.

She said that while she suffered injuries, these were the result of the collapse of a building targeted by the “Israeli” air force, not from abuse by Hamas fighters.

"They didn't beat me and didn't cut my hair. I was in a building that was blown up by the Air Force,” Argamani said on her social media.

"As a victim of October 7, I will not allow myself to be a victim again by the media," she declared.

The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) released Noa Argamani from captivity in an operation in central Gaza Strip earlier in June, along with three other captives.