On January 14, Israel and the Palestinian group of Hamas agreed on a preliminary draft agreement on the ceasefire in the gas sector and the release of hostages. From that moment, seven hostages were released from captivity of Hamas, and in exchange for them - 290 prisoners from prisons of Israel. One of the hostages, Israeli Emily Damari from Britain, in a telephone conversation with Kir Stalmher said that Hamas terrorists kept her in the UN humanitarian institution and refused her medical care. Daily Mail writes about this.
Emily spent 15 months in Gaza after she was kidnapped from her house in the south of Israel during the invasion of Hamas on October 7, 2023, as a result of which 1,200 people died.
Her release at the beginning of this month became part of a fragile agreement on the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel aimed at terminating the war in the Gaza Strip.
Emily Damari was released with 24-year-old Romy Gonen and 31-year-old Doron Steinbrecher. In return, 90 Palestinian prisoners were released.
In an emotional conversation with the Prime Minister of Great Britain, a 28-year-old woman said that she was kept in institutions belonging to the Middle Eastern agency of the UN to help the Palestinian refugees and the organization of work (Bapor), but she was not provided with any medical care, despite the fact that during.
It also turned out that the hostage during her captivity for the treatment of wounds was provided only by the expired bottle with iodine.
The disclosure of information about the place of Emily’s detention of Emily occurred after Israel adopted the law prohibiting the Bapor on Israeli territory from January 30 in October 2024, after the country stated that a number of agency employees were involved in the Hamas attack on October 7.
The UN stated that nine Bapor employees who were dismissed could be involved in the incident.
However, this step of Israel caused a wide condemnation by world leaders, since almost the entire Gaza population depends on the help of this agency.
Emily asked Starmer to put pressure on Hamas and Bapor to allow the red cross to access the remaining 82 hostages.
Later, Mandy, mother Emily, shared in the X photography of her daughter, talking on the phone with the Prime Minister, and thanked him for "
" Bapor) and deprived her of access to medical care after he shot at her twice. This is a miracle that she survived, and we need to help the remaining hostages right now, ”she wrote.
Despite the fact that the ban on Israel entered into force yesterday, the UN Palestinian Agency for Assistance announced on Friday that its humanitarian work in the occupied territories and in the gas sector is still ongoing.
" In the gas sector, Bapor continues to be the basis of international humanitarian response.
Our international personnel are still in the gas sector, and we continue to bring trucks with basic necessities, ”Bapor Dzhulette Tuma, director of communications, said at a press conference in Geneva.
She stated that any malfunctions in the organization in the gas sector would jeopardize the ceasefire agreement that put an end to the war between Israel and Hamas.
We will remind, earlier Focus wrote that Israel and Hamas reached an agreement on the ceasefire and listed the agreements that they reached.