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🚨 Released hostage Emily Damari said that while she was in captivity, Hamas forced her and Romi Gonen to watch footage of the Amsterdam pogrom against the Maccabi TLV fans, as their captors mocked the Jews being beaten. Let this sink in: Hamas used global antisemitism to psychologically torture... show more

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“It’s just crazy to cross this river in Amsterdam and remember that exactly a year ago, when I was in captivity, we got to see the terrible antisemitism towards Maccabi fans. The video of them throwing someone into the water and forcing him to shout “Free Palestine” has been stuck in our heads for months. And here I am a year later, while they are still hiding and stuck in Gaza. This is a victory 🤟🏽” In a recent video, released hostage Emily Damari reveals that while held captive in Gaza, Hamas forced her and Romi Gonen to watch footage of the Amsterdam pogrom against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, as their captors mocked and celebrated the beating of Jews. Hamas deliberately used videos of Jews being hunted in Europe as a tool of psychological torture. How can the Free Palestine crowd be right when everything they do perfectly fits Hamas’ agenda and ideology?

“It’s just crazy to cross this river in Amsterdam and remember that exactly a year ago, when I was in captivity, we got to see the terrible antisemitism towards Maccabi fans. The video of them throwing someone into the water and forcing him to shout “Free Palestine” has been stuck in our heads for months. And here I am a year later, while they are still hiding and stuck in Gaza. This is a victory 🤟🏽” In a recent video, released hostage Emily Damari reveals that while held captive in Gaza, Hamas forced her and Romi Gonen to watch footage of the Amsterdam pogrom against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, as their captors mocked and celebrated the beating of Jews. Hamas deliberately used videos of Jews being hunted in Europe as a tool of psychological torture. How can the Free Palestine crowd be right when everything they do perfectly fits Hamas’ agenda and ideology?

Hen Mazzig

15,906 views • 6 months ago

BREAKING: This was the moment that Emily Damari, Romi Gonen and Doron Steinbrecher were returned to Israel after 471 days as hostages of the terrorist organization Hamas. Welcome back home

BREAKING: This was the moment that Emily Damari, Romi Gonen and Doron Steinbrecher were returned to Israel after 471 days as hostages of the terrorist organization Hamas. Welcome back home

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122,477 views • 1 year ago

Three Israeli captives, Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and Doron Steinbrecher, have been released from Gaza by Hamas as part of the first stage of the ceasefire agreement and are in good health, according to Israeli doctors.

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Al Jazeera English

106,461 views • 1 year ago

Hamas’ Al-Qassam Brigades have released a Propaganda Video filmed during today’s Hostage Exchange, showing Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and Doron Steinbrecher each being presented a “Gift Bag” which included a Certificate and Pictures of their Captivity, a Map of the “Palestinian State” as well as several other Items from their time as a Hostage in the Gaza Strip.

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690,005 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Absolutely incredible. Emily Damari found out one of her Hamas captors was eliminated… from the son of Hamas himself. Mosab Hassan Yousef looked her in the eyes and told her: The man who oversaw her captivity was taken out. The same day she reached out to meet him. “I don’t believe in coincidences.”

🚨 Absolutely incredible. Emily Damari found out one of her Hamas captors was eliminated… from the son of Hamas himself. Mosab Hassan Yousef looked her in the eyes and told her: The man who oversaw her captivity was taken out. The same day she reached out to meet him. “I don’t believe in coincidences.”

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“They silenced me, and silenced me and now I am here, sitting in front of the camera, and no one is going to silence me anymore. No one is going to tell me what to do.” Former hostage Romi Gonen talked about meeting other women in captivity after 35 days of being alone. She also spoke about her conversation with Izz al-Din al-Haddad, who is now considered the current leader of Hamas. He listened to her story of sexual abuse in captivity and told her he would make a deal with her that she would be at the top of the list to be released if she kept quiet about what she endured. She was so afraid of what they might do to the hostages who remained in captivity after her release that she waited until all of the living hostages were home before telling her story. Hamas supporters are directly helping Hamas by denying what happened to Romi. Facilitating terrorism is a crime.

“They silenced me, and silenced me and now I am here, sitting in front of the camera, and no one is going to silence me anymore. No one is going to tell me what to do.” Former hostage Romi Gonen talked about meeting other women in captivity after 35 days of being alone. She also spoke about her conversation with Izz al-Din al-Haddad, who is now considered the current leader of Hamas. He listened to her story of sexual abuse in captivity and told her he would make a deal with her that she would be at the top of the list to be released if she kept quiet about what she endured. She was so afraid of what they might do to the hostages who remained in captivity after her release that she waited until all of the living hostages were home before telling her story. Hamas supporters are directly helping Hamas by denying what happened to Romi. Facilitating terrorism is a crime.

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16,806 views • 6 months ago

Amit Soussana was released from Hamas captivity and shared testimony about the physical and mental torture that terrorists used on her and the rest of the Israeli hostages! If this isn’t a crime against humanity then what is?!

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Romi Gonen’s dream in captivity was to be a DJ on on Israeli radio. This morning, her dream came true. Alongside her friend Emily Damari, with whom she survived Hamas captivity, she DJ’d Israelis’ morning commute like a pro. It’s not just that the hostages survived. It’s the miracle of the lives they are living 🇮🇱✨

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This is a video Hamas did not want you to see. It shows Israeli hostage Carmel Gat enduring the hell of Hamas captivity. You can hear the terror in her voice. Later, Hamas murdered Carmel while she was still in captivity. May her memory be a blessing. עובדה

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"Today we're going to hunt Jews." Not "Zionists." Not "Maccabi fans." Jews. Attackers uploaded countless videos of blatant antisemitism. Yet people are more upset this pogrom doesn’t fit their anti-Israel narrative than the fact there was a “Jew hunt” in Amsterdam in 2024.

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342,240 views • 1 year ago

Not only did Emily Damari survive over a year in captivity, she also stood up to her captors and defended fellow hostages, even at the risk of her own life. She never showed weakness. She never broke. Emily Damari is a real-life hero.

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“I was not going to be a victim.” On October 7, Emily Damari was at home in Kfar Aza with her best friend, Gali Berman, when Hamas terrorists stormed the kibbutz, setting houses on fire and massacring neighbors. Emily was shot in the hand and in the leg. Hamas killed her dog. Then Emily, Gali, and Gali’s twin brother Ziv were kidnapped and taken to Gaza. In captivity at Al-Shifa Hospital, Emily met fellow hostage Romi Gonen. They later reunited while held together in the tunnels. Emily Damari spent 471 days in Gaza. Through it all, she never broke. She never showed weakness. Hamas could not break her. Since her release, Emily has become a symbol of resilience and a voice for all hostages still held by Hamas. Every day, she fights for her dear friends Gali and Ziv, still captive, as well as the 46 others waiting to be rescued from the horror tunnels. Photographer Avishag Shar-Yashuv of The New York Times has documented Ms. Damari’s journey. The story is out today. Never forget how this war began. “People have to understand what happened here. I was one of 250, many of whom did not survive.” — Emily Damari

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965,553 views • 1 year ago

One of the hostages released by Hamas has described how she was beaten with sticks during her abduction, driven off on a motorbike with two Hamas fighters and forced to walk for several kilometres through a huge “spider’s web” of tunnels in Gaza. #Israel #Hamas #Hostages #C4News

One of the hostages released by Hamas has described how she was beaten with sticks during her abduction, driven off on a motorbike with two Hamas fighters and forced to walk for several kilometres through a huge “spider’s web” of tunnels in Gaza. #Israel #Hamas #Hostages #C4News

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