THE first three hostages, including British citizen Emily Damari, have finally been released by Hamas after a near-collapse of the ceasefire deal this morning. The fragile ceasefire between Israel

Three women, 28-year-old Emily Damari, 24-year-old Romi Gonen, and 31-year-old Doron Steinbrecher will be released by the terror group to Red Cross representatives in the Gaza Strip, where they will then be taken to meet Israel Defense Forces (IDF) representatives and medical personnel at an Israeli-controlled point in the Strip.

The 28-year-old's loved ones have spent 15 months pleading for her freedom, painting a strong picture of the British-Israeli and what her interests are. Ahead of her imminent release, here is what we know about "Tottenham lover and best BBQ host" Emily Damari.

Brit Emily Damari is among the three hostages named on a list to be freed on the first day of the implementation of the ceasefire deal in Gaza between Hamas and Israel

Romi Gonen, Emily Damari, and Doron Steinbrecher are the three hostages who will be released this afternoon after more than 470 days in captivity in Gaza, the Hamas terrorist organization's Al-Qassem Brigades stated.

Emily Damari, 28, is a British-Israeli dual national whose mother has campaigned tirelessly for her release since she was kidnapped by Hamas militants in October 2023.

The UK government has expressed hope and readiness for the release of British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari, following reports that she is among three women to be freed under the Gaza ceasefire deal. "The UK government welcomes the reports that British national Emily Damari is on the list of hostages to be released by Hamas today.

Sole British hostage named by Hamas as one of three to be released - The 28-year-old British-Israeli was kidnaped during the October 7 attack and has been a hostage for 470 days.