we contacted noa's family and avinatan�*s family.g. and that's most of our purpose here, to make use of the network, to understand that there might be a chance to get them out safely right now. time is of the essence, and this is our main priority right now, getting the people back home safely as soon as possible, before it's too late. all of the acting up that is now happening is from civilians. private groups that are combined together to help the people get back together. and this is the most, there's no contact and it's all what we do. we right now have authorities in the government that we are in contact with to help all of the people that are kidnapped. but it has to happen now. and someone can still save the situation. we must act fast and with the back—up from other nations. this reality cannot be tolerated in any other country. amit, what do you think has happened to noa? i hope to think that she's waiting. waiting with other people, waiting for her to be saved. she was taken to the gaza strip. we hope that it's not too late

we contacted noa's family and avinatan�*s family.icial contact that something is ongoing. and that's most of our purpose here, to make use of the network, to understand that a quick force might have a chance to get them out safely right now. time is of the essence, and this is our main priority right now, getting the people back home safely as soon as possible, before it's too late. all of the acting up that is now happening is from civilians. private groups that are combined together to help the people get back together. and this is the most... there's no official contact and it's all what we do. we right now have authorities in the government and people that we are in contact with to help all of the people that are kidnapped. but it has to happen now. and someone can still save the situation. we must act fast and with the back—up from other nations. this reality cannot be tolerated in any other country. amit, what do you think has happened to noa? i hope to think that she's waiting. waiting with other people, waiting for her to be

we contacted noa's family and avinatan's family. make use of the network, to understand that there might be a chance to get them out safely right now. time is of the essence, and this is our main priority right now, getting the people back home safely as soon as possible, before it's too late. all of the acting up that is now happening is from civilians. private groups that are combined together to help the people get back together. and this is the most... there's no official contact and it's all what we do. we right now have authorities in the government that we are in contact with to help all of the people that are kidnapped. but it has to happen now. and someone can still save the situation. we must act fast and with the back—up from other nations. this reality cannot be tolerated in any other country. amit, what do you think has happened to noa? i hope to think that she's waiting. waiting with other people, waiting for her to be saved. she was taken to the gaza strip. we hope that it's not too late until they separate them, or h

argamani's boyfriend, avinatan 0r, whose arms are pinned behind his back.ews about where they could be now? have the israeli government tells you what their plans are and how they might attempt to rescue your friends? ila they might attempt to rescue your friends? ., .,' . ., they might attempt to rescue your friends? ., friends? no official contact, the thin . friends? no official contact, the thin is friends? no official contact, the thing is you _ friends? no official contact, the thing is you need _ friends? no official contact, the thing is you need to _ friends? no official contact, the thing is you need to understandj friends? no official contact, the - thing is you need to understand the government has a lot of issues on their mind, and i'm pretty sure if they have any plans of rescuing or issuing any negotiation, it is not something that civilians would and should know. ithink something that civilians would and should know. i think confidentiality is very important here about these measurements. they have their ways. the only things we can do is tr

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her father says noa and avinatan were kidnapped. their we'll be right backs are unknown, but are assumed to be held in gaza. "i'm so sad at this moment. she's my only daughter." and yaayaakov's pain mirrored bo many others. parent, family members, wives, husbands filled with horror and despair thinking about the fate of their loved ones. in this video that's been circulating widely online, a woman is seen in the back of the truck as a militant puts a scarf over her head. cnn has not been able to independently verify it. but yani asher, a resident of the sharon region told cnn his wife and two daughter, aged 5 and 3 were visiting their grandmother near the gaza border. he lost contact with them on saturday morning and suspected they may have been abducted. later that day, his suspicions confirmed when he saw the video. the woman was his wife. he told cnn he wants the video to be shown in the hopes of getting them home safely. >> there was no doubt in my mind. i recognize them surely. my wife, my two daughter, my two little daughters

"don't kill me, don't kill me," noa argamani pleads, as she and her boyfriend, avinatan, are both takenaptive. they are still missing, thought to have been taken inside gaza. later, noa's father spoke to israeli media. translation: i asked to see the video, and then i saw - that it was definitely her. she was so scared, so frightened. i always protected her, and at this very moment, i couldn't. noa is 25, with a passion for travel. she had been messaging a friend just before she was kidnapped, and then the live location ended. also taken from the festival, shani louk, a tattoo artist from germany, pictured here on holiday in mexico. her family recognised her in a video of palestinian gunmen celebrating her capture on a pick—up truck. the images are too graphic to show. on the road next to where the festival was taking place, this footage from the day after shows burnt—out vehicles. we don't yet know what happened to all of those who came in these cars to party and celebrate, but there were shellshocked reunions with those who survived. and, as more videos of hostages taken into gaza eme

noa argamani — an israeli woman who was at the same music festival near gaza with her boyfriend avinatandia being kidnapped by hamas fighters. they are both missing. mr parpara told me about his last contact with noa. my my first contact with noa was around 6:30pm when the missile started. there were missiles all around of israel. that's what that what woke us up, all of us. and then we started messaging all the people that are still now in the music festival, which happens to be all morning. what is she saying in those messages? we are seeing them now, but they are obviously in hebrew. can you explain what she's saying to you? so she's sending a location, live location, and asking for someone to save her. save her boyfriend. she was hiding and... in a hole near the festival, there were searching for some some place to hide because they didn't have any cars. that's also what she wrote. she doesn't have any car. and her boyfriend, they came to another group, i guess. so they hid for when the terrorists came at around. 8.30 to 9, the terrorists broke through the gaza borders and they came

she was at that music festival with her boyfriend avinatan 0r.d are missing. mr parpara told maryam about his last contact with noa. my first contact with noa was around 6.30, when the missiles started. there were missiles all over israel. that's what woke us up, all of us. and then we started messaging all the people that are still now in the music festival, which happens to be all morning. what did she say in those messages? we're seeing them now, but they're obviously in hebrew. can you explain what she's saying to you? yes, she's sending a live location and asking for someone to save her, save her boyfriend. she was hiding in a hole near the festival. they were searching for some place to hide because they didn't have any car, that's also what she wrote, she doesn't have any car. and they came in a group, i guess. so they hid when the terrorists came. at around 8.30 to 9.00, the terrorists broke through the gaza borders and they came in, that's when we started hearing about the horrors going on in the festival. and that's when we started to r

recognized 25-year-old noa arghamani as it is claimed that the militants are leading her partner avinatanfiliated channel later released a video purporting to show noir hamani sitting on a couch drinking water. this was reported by the astra channel with reference to noa's friend. fighters captioned this video as "a soldier in the gas, where she and her partner are now unknown. the exact number of people who were captured by terrorists at the supernova festival is still unknown. olga armyanyshina, radio liberty. well, in turn, the palestinian side reported about 770, as of now, the dead as a result of the strikes of the israeli army on the gaza sector and about 400 wounded. according to the latest data of the un agency, which works with palestinian refugees, more than 1870. in the gaza sector have become forcibly displaced and how their the number will increase. just this morning, israel advised residents of gaza to leave the sector through the rafah checkpoint, which is on the border with egypt, but shortly after that it was reported that the point was not working, as reported by reuters