This young venture capitalist survived Hamas captivity. She told us how her work and advocacy are intertwined.
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| Business Insider | This young venture capitalist survived Hamas captivity. She told us how her work and advocacy are intertwined. |
After being held hostage by Hamas for 246 days following the October 7 attacks, Noa Argamani became an advocate for those still in captivity. |
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