Noa Argamani, an Israeli woman recently freed from Hamas captivity, initially described her harrowing experience, stating she was beaten and had her hair cut while in detention. However, she later clarified that her injuries were caused by an Israeli airstrike during her rescue and denied being mistreated by her captors. Argamani emphasized that her remarks were misquoted by the media and expressed the importance of focusing on the remaining hostages still held by Hamas, including her boyfriend. During her meeting with G7 diplomats, she called her survival a 'miracle' and urged for efforts to secure the release of others. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with over 40,000 Palestinians reported dead due to Israeli airstrikes since the October 7 attacks. The situation remains tense as the Israeli military continues operations in Gaza amidst calls for a ceasefire.