Mother of Slain IDF Soldier Noa Marciano Recounts Her Final Days
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Adi Marciano, mother of observation soldier Noa Marciano, spoke at a memorial ceremony about her daughter's final days after being abducted and murdered at Shifa Hospital in Gaza. She expressed love and pride for her daughter, who was the only one of seven abducted observation soldiers not to return alive. Marciano described the 38 days following the abduction as "hell" and apologized for not being able to save her daughter.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Adi Marciano, mother of slain IDF soldier Noa Marciano, spoke at a memorial ceremony.
- Noa Marciano was abducted on October 7th and murdered at Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
- She was the only one of seven abducted observation soldiers who did not return alive.
- Her mother described the 38 days after the abduction as "hell."
- Adi Marciano expressed regret for not knowing their last conversation would be their last.
Adi Marciano, the mother of observation soldier Noa Marciano, who was murdered at Shifa Hospital in Gaza, delivered a eulogy at a national memorial ceremony organized by the "Komo" organization and families of the October 7th victims. Marciano spoke emotionally about her daughter's final days, expressing regret for not knowing their last conversation would be their last. "If only I had known this would be our last conversation, I would have told you how much I love you and am proud of you," she said. She described her daughter as a hero and recounted that while seven observation soldiers were abducted on October 7th, Noa was the only one who did not return alive.
Marciano detailed the "thirty-eight days of hell" that followed her daughter's abduction. She apologized to Noa for the suffering, fear, and pain she endured in her final days, and for the inability of her family and the authorities to save her. Noa Marciano was serving as an observation soldier and was killed at Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
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