Former hostage Noa Argamani announces new role after 246 days in Hamas captivity
Noa Argamani announces on X that she has joined Israeli venture capital firm Vine Ventures, writing that she is “excited, a little emotional, and mostly grateful to continue living my life."
Likud candidate Itzik Bonzel expressed regret over a Facebook post in which he wished former hostage Yocheved Lifshitz had been returned to Hamas. Initially, Bonzel apologized for his insensitive remarks, but later reiterated his stance, accusing her of spreading hatred and attempting to shift focus from the October 7 hostage crisis.
Yocheved responded by accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of orchestrating the attack to divert attention from intelligence warnings he allegedly ignored. Both women have since rallied support, with Democrats and other political figures condemning the divisive comments and demanding accountability for the October 7 massacre.
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