Israeli Hostage Noa Argamani Held Hostage for 8 Months in Home of AL JAZEERA Reporter

For years, I have exposed the TV terror network of Al Jazeera – we have held press conferences and protests, and have written numerous pieces exposing the terror network’s terror network. Geller Report (and others) reported on and warned that Al Jazeera was a terrorist entity.

The ruling dynasty of Qatar, the house of Al Thani, invests its massive oil profits to promote its political and theological agenda around the world global news broadcasters using  Al Jazeera, terror organizations like ISIS and Hamas, and, most curiously, in American K-12 education. ( The Federalist,)

Back in 2019, Republican lawmakers asked the Justice Department whether Al Jazeera Media Network should be required to register as foreign agent of Qatar.

Democrats, on the other hand, have long supported the terror network.

NPR: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton went out of her way to single out the Al Jazeera TV news network….. “You’ve got a global — a set of global networks — that Al Jazeera has been the leader in, that are literally changing people’s minds and attitudes,” Clinton told members of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Flashback 2013:

This is the man reportedly holding Noa Argamani hostage inside his home. He worked for Hmas and Al Jazeera as well as this “Palestine Chronicle.” https://t.co/CNzEILhFcn

— Marina Medvin (@MarinaMedvin) June 9, 2024

Former hostage Noa Argamani was held hostage for 8 months in home of AL JAZEERA JOURNALIST.

The 26 year old was held in the home of Abdallah Aljamal, a Gaza based reporter and photojournalist for the Qatar owned network- according to Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom.

As Israeli… pic.twitter.com/upoXQ9vU3l

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) June 9, 2024

Al Jazeera journalist reportedly held 26-year-old Noa Argamani captive in his home and tried to prevent her rescue during IDF raid.

By David Rosenberg, World Israel News, June 9, 2024:

An Israeli woman taken hostage by Hamas terrorists during the invasion of southwestern Israel on October 7th was held captive in the home of an Al Jazeera reporter, according to a report Sunday.

Noa Argamani, one of four Israeli hostages freed by Israel in a daring undercover special operations raid in the town of Nuseirat in central Gaza on Saturday, was found in the home of Abdallah Aljamal, a photojournalist, editor, and reporter for Al Jazeera and the Palestinian Chronicle, Open Source Intelligence Monitor reported.

Abdallah Aljamal, the Al Jazeera photojournalist who reportedly held Noa Argamani captive in his home. (Twitter/X)Aljamal and his immediate family also attempted to block the twenty-six-year-old hostage’s rescue, and were shot and killed during the ensuing confrontation.