British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari says Hamas held her at UN facilities

Emily Damari was released on 19 January. In a statement, UNRWA said this “very serious allegation” should be investigated.

Report: Freed hostage Emily Damari was held in UNRWA facilities during Gaza captivity

'Claims that hostages have been held in UNRWA premises, even if previously vacated, are very serious,' UNRWA said in a statement, calling on the public to come forward with any information

Emily Damari, the British-Israeli hostage, who was released two weeks ago by Hamas as part of the ceasefire agreement with Israel, said on Friday that she was held for 15 months in one of the UN facilities in Gaza without receiving any kind of health care. So she told the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, in a telephone conversation that both of them have had, according to Damari's own mother on their social networks. "Hamas had Emily in UNR…

Freed British hostage tells Starmer that Hamas held her at United Nations facility and denied medical treatment

A freed British hostage has told Sir Keir Starmer that Hamas held her at UN facilities and denied her medical care

Israeli family says Hamas used UN buildings in Gaza to hide hostage

The head of the UN's Palestinian aid agency has described the allegations as "deeply disturbing and shocking", but says the agency has not been in control of its northern Gaza facilities since 2023.

Released British-Israeli soldier discusses plight with PM Starmer

Emily Damari, the Israeli soldier who grew up in south-east London and was taken hostage by the terrorist organization Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, spoke Friday on the telephone with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, whom she told about her ordeal. Upon her release, she made headlines worldwide for having lost two fingers and because her sexual orientation (lesbian) had been kept from public knowledge to avoid further damage from her captors.