Liora Argamani: A Legacy of Strength and Love
Liora Argamani, mother of Noa Argamani, who was recently rescued from Hamas captivity, has passed away after a prolonged battle with brain cancer. She was laid to rest at the Be'er Sheva cemetery, accompanied by hundreds of mourners. Liora's husband, Yaakov, expressed his deep gratitude for their life together, recalling her wisdom, sensitivity, and unwavering support. He thanked her for over three decades of love and companionship, highlighting how she made him a better person.
A Mother's Last Wish
Noa Argamani, who was kidnapped from the 'Nova' party in Ra'im along with her partner Avinatan Or and held in the Gaza Strip for 246 days, paid a heartfelt tribute to her mother. Noa expressed her gratitude for being able to spend her mother's final moments with her, thanking Liora for 26 years of unwavering support and strength. She promised to take care of her father and remain strong, just as her mother had always encouraged her to be.
The Struggle and Strength of Liora Argamani
Liora Argamani's battle with cancer was marked by her relentless efforts to bring her daughter home. Even in the advanced stages of her illness, Liora attended assemblies, gave interviews, and met with anyone who could help in the effort to rescue Noa. Her last wish was to see her daughter again, a wish that was fulfilled just days before her passing. The headquarters of the families of the abductees expressed their deep sorrow over Liora's death, acknowledging her strength and dedication. The Ichilov Hospital, where Liora spent her final days, also conveyed their condolences and asked for privacy for the Argamani family during this difficult time.
- Liora Argamani's funeral took place at 18:00 at the new cemetery in Be'er Sheva. The ceremony was attended by numerous family members, friends, and supporters who came to pay their respects.
- Noa Argamani was released as part of 'Operation Arnon' after spending approximately eight months in captivity. Upon her release, she immediately went to the hospital to be with her mother, staying by her side day and night.
- Liora's dedication to her daughter's safe return was evident throughout her illness. She continued to fight for Noa's release, attending public events and meeting with officials to garner support, despite her deteriorating health.
- The Argamani family has requested privacy during this challenging time, as they mourn the loss of a beloved wife and mother.