Footage recorded from the inside of a helicopter shows the moment 26-year-old Noa Argamani was exfiltrated after a rescue operation conducted by the IDF to save 4 hostages held in the Nuseirat refugee camp. Argamani was being held captive for 8-months in the home of Abdallah Aljamal, a cameraman, editor, and reporter for al-Jazeera's Qatari channel. As expected, al-Jazeera has denied any relationship with the man in-spite of his biography being listed on their webpage as a photojournalist.

Argamani was kidnapped from a music festival during the 10/7 terror attacks, and was famously shown being hauled away on a motorcycle while the man she was with was force-marched away in a different direction.

According to reports, she was found inside of the home of al-Jazeera reporter Abdallah Aljamal, who was killed by IDF forces during the raid against his home while trying to prevent her rescue. Al-Jazeera issued the following statement in response to the allegations in spite of the fact that the man had a bio listed on their webpage as a content contributor: "This man is not from Al-Jazeera, nor did he work for Al-Jazeera at all, nor is he listed as working for Al-Jazeera either now or in the past, and we do not know him, and all the rumors spread are empty of content and not true at all."

One of the Israeli Hostages that was Rescued yesterday during the Joint-Operation in Central Gaza, 26-Year-Old Noa Argamani was being held Captive in the Home of Abdallah Aljamal, a Photojournalist and Writer/Editor for both Al-Jazeera and the Palestinian Chronicle. During the… pic.twitter.com/1755PL8X9X

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