British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari says Hamas held her at UN facilities
ReutersA British Israeli woman was detained by Hamas’s hostages in Gaza for 15 months, saying that she had been detained for a period of time in the United Nations facilities.
In the phone with the British Prime Minister Kyle Starmer, Emily Damari was released earlier this month-she said that she was detained in the UN Palestinian refugee agency ( UNRWA) site.
She also said that although she was shot on her hand and legs, she was rejected during the imprisonment.
The rescue country in the nearby east said in a statement that the hostages detained in the United Nations place are “very serious”. It has repeatedly called on independent investigations on claims of the Palestinian armed groups including Hamas and abused these facilities.
Israel has repeatedly accused people from UNRWA participating in the attack on October 7, and said that his buildings in Gaza were used by Hamas. Israeli government Plan to prohibit organizational operationEssence
In a phone call with Tangning Street, Ms. Damari said that when the kidnappers were detained at the nearby agency, she only provided her with an outdated iodine to treat the gunshot injury on the leg. finger.
In the PM program accepted BBC Radio 4, Juliette Touma, the corresponding correspondent of the East Relief Emperor’s Certificate, was asked Ms. Dal Maria’s claim. She said: “Over the years, we cannot use our facilities.
“Therefore, at the beginning of the war, most of our buildings have become shelters.
“At some point, we have 1 million people in those asylum.”
BBC/LectureA spokesman for Tangning Street said that they “welcome nearly rescue personnel to say that they should investigate the use of their facilities.”
Ms. Dal Maria, 28, used a phone call with Sir Keir to thank the British people for their release.
The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas will gradually release the hostages of Gaza in exchange for the Palestinians who have been detained in the Israeli prison.
The other three hostages Published on SaturdayIt is expected that 183 Palestinian prisoners will be released.
Hamas captured about 251 hostages when he attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, causing about 1,200 people to be killed.
The attack triggered a war that destroyed Gasha. According to the Ministry of Health, which is operated by Gazhahaas, Israel’s 15-month military attack killed 47,460 Palestinians on the territory.
