Wide British hostage Emily Damari today shares the last photo of her and her best friend before they were abducted while she is fighting for him and the safe return of his twin brother.
The Tottenham Hotspur fan makes the peace signal while putting Gali Berman in a bombing place while Hamas terrorists stormed their Kibbutz.
She had sent Gali to tell him that she was afraid in the early hours of October 7, 2023, while the terrorists launched a huge rocket attack.
Despite the risk that bombs fell, he ran to her and said to his family: “Emily is alone, I have to be with her.”
They shared the photo with their families to reassure them that they were fine – but it was the last photo ever seen together.
Moments later, terrorists broken the shelter in Kfar Aza. Hamas killed Emily's dog, shot her in the hand and leg and dragged them both in Gaza together with ZIV, Gali's twin brother, on October 7, 2023.
A Palestinian doctor called himself 'Dr. Hamas' and then carelessly attached the nerves in Emily's hand together and left her in captivity in captivity for more than 15 months.
But while Emily, 28, was finally liberated in January, Gali and his twin brother Ziv, both 27, remain cruel in captivity in the Gaza Strip.
Wide British hostage Emily Damari today shares the last photo of her and her best friend before they were abducted while she is fighting for him and the safe return of his twin brother. The Tottenham Hotspur fan is making the peacetia while putting with Gali Berman in a bombing place while Hamas terrorists stormed their Kibbutz
Emily (left) had sent Gali to tell him that she was afraid in the early hours of 7 October 2023, while the terrorists launched a huge rocket attack. Despite the risk that bombs fell, he ran to her and said to his family: “Emily is alone, I have to be with her”
British-Israeli Emily Damari, which was freed after he was a hostage in Gaza for 15 months, is depicted above.
The British-Israëli are sharing this spooky selfie with international media for the first time and told the mail: 'My heart has been tough for 534 days and 76 on Saturday.
'Gali and Zivi – the sweet twins, my soul mates, are still hostages in Gaza. I promise we will not stop until they return home. Until they do that, our fight is not over. '
This month the Berman family received the first sign of life for the twins since the first hostage deal in November 2023.
It gave renewed hope when a fragile ceasefire -the Fire Deal kept holding, so that they would be freed and reunited with Emily.
But last week the war resumed in a terrifying development. Now Emily, who fights to recover from serious wounds on her hand and bone, has released this powerful image while she does everything in her power to fight to bring them both at home.
Her mother Mandy, 63, said: 'I know no one and one more brave than my daughter who, despite everything – despite the horrors, despite the pain – still smiles. She still laughs.
'But don't confuse her laughter with healing, because it doesn't matter how much she fights to reclaim her life, she feels incomplete.
“She can't be whole again until Gal and Ziv who were taken to Gaza with her – and all other hostages – are at home.”
While Emily, 28, was finally liberated in January, Gali and his twin brother Ziv, both 27, will be cruel in captivity in the Gaza Strip
This month, the Berman family received the first sign of life for the twins since the first hostage deal in November 2023. It gave renewed hope as a fragile cease -the fires Deal continued to hold, so that they were liberated and reunited with Emily
Gali and Ziv's oldest brother Liran, 37, also does everything he can do to take home the twins (photo)
Mrs. Damari added: 'Now, while this war is raging, while Gaza is being bombed again, the hostages remain constant danger. Wake up. We have to take them home, not tomorrow, not next week – now. '
It comes after her daughter gathered tens of thousands of football fans last week during a Maccabi Tel Aviv football match to participate in her fight to free Gali, ZIV and the remaining hostages.
With her wounded fingers in a pendulum, Emily supporters in the stadium spoke while she on the field with a microphone and shouted: 'Come and sing with me!
“We all together, so hard that they can hear us completely in the tunnels of Gaza!”
It led the entire audience to explode in a deafening choir of the team's official issue.
Gali and Ziv's eldest brother Liran, 37, also does everything he can to bring the twins home.
He said to the mail: 'Seeing Emily Come Home brought me so much overwhelming joy. But it was bittersweet because with the joy there was deep sadness and disappointment that my little brothers are still caught.
“The sign of life gave us a lot of hope. For more than a year we fought with the conviction that they lived, but now we are fighting with the knowledge and security they are.
Now Emily, who fights to recover from serious wounds on her hand and bone, has released this powerful image while she does everything in her strength to fight to bring them both at home
Emily gathered tens of thousands of football fans last week on a Maccabi Tel Aviv football match to participate in her fight to free Gali, Ziv and the remaining hostages
'But the end of the ceases -the Fires still scares me and my family and worried about their well -being.
'I am afraid every minute of every day since October 7. Nobody in Israel wants war, especially if there are 59 hostages in Gaza – we know that 24 of them live, including my little brothers. '
Liran, who worked for adults for special needs before the war, called on the international community to bring both parties back to the negotiating table.
He said: 'My message to the world is that it should help us bring Ziv and Gali and all hostages to bring them home. The world must put pressure on Qatar and Turkey and Egypt and Iran to let Hamas release the hostages.
'The world must put pressure on Hamas to have the Red Cross visit, treat them and see the conditions of the hostages.
'The Red Cross did not meet the tunnels hostage. We need world help to end this. '
