The kidnapping and release
The accusations on the use of UN structures: the phone call with Keir Starmer
The reactions of UNRWA and the UN Agency
After the dissemination of Emily’s statements, UNRWA has called the information made public made “absolutely serious”. Juliette Touma, the agency spokesman, has communicated that many rooms managed by the UN were used as shelters at the beginning of the war and that they recognize difficulties in providing adequate assistance. UNRWA asked that the accusations are investigated and has repeatedly solicited in the past the liberation of all the hostages. The agent of the Agency’s communications reiterated the request for independent investigations on the use of their structures.
After the liberation, Emily returned to her home in Kfar Aza and wrote on social media: “I went back to the place where my nightmare started 485 days ago and I only closed a part of the circle that I wanted so much”. He also remembered that “there are still 79 hostages that need to close their circles and waiting to be put back on sixth”.
Political comparison: the words against Keir Starmer
Today, however, Emily Damari launched himself to the attack of “his” premier. And he published a new message addressed to Keir Starmer, criticizing the decision to support the recognition of the Palestinian state. He wrote: “Shame”, referring to the government’s attitude in supporting the Palestinian cause and accusing the premier of “being on the wrong part of the story”. Emily’s stance comes after her experience as hostage and after suffering serious mutilations during kidnapping.
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