Emily Damari, a 29-year-old Israeli hostage with British citizenship, has shared harrowing details of her 471-day captivity in Gaza's underground tunnels. She described being held in tiny, filthy cages with up to six people, enduring unbearable heat, humidity, and psychological torment. Damari recounted her injuries from the initial attack, the loss of her dog, and the traumatic amputation of her fingers by a doctor identifying as part of her captors. Despite the dire conditions and emotional suffering, Damari showed remarkable resilience, forming close bonds with fellow hostages and resisting her captors at every turn. Now free, she is recovering but remains focused on advocating for the release of the remaining hostages, including her close friends, urging world leaders to act swiftly.