Islamic Jihad Terrorist Admits to Rape
New York Times Probes Hamas’ Sexual Violence

An investigation by The New York Times describes in detail how Hamas weaponized sexual violence on Jewish women and girls.

New details about sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas on Jewish girls and women have been uncovered in a two-month investigation by the New York Times, published today, Sky News Senior Reporter Caroline Marcus says.

“This work represents a particularly significant piece of journalism … because it comes from a publication with a long history of anti-Israel bias,” Ms. Marcus said.

The former opinion editor Bari Weiss – a Jewish centrist who quit in disgust in 2020 – has repeatedly called out her former masthead over this bias.

Ms. Marcus said it is “just one reason” why the left-leaning newspaper is “such a favorite” among the woke crowd.

The New York Times recently attracted criticism for publishing an opinion piece written by the Hamas-appointed mayor of Gaza blaming Israel entirely for the mass devastation of the war.

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‘Screams Without Words’
How Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on October 7th

A New York Times investigation uncovered new details showing a pattern of rape, mutilation and extreme brutality against women in the attacks on Israel.

Jeffrey Gettleman, Anat Schwartz, and Adam Sella reported from across Israel and interviewed more than 150 people.

At first, she was known simply as “the woman in the black dress.”

In a grainy video, you can see her, lying on her back, dress torn, legs spread, vagina exposed. Her face is burned beyond recognition and her right hand covers her eyes.
The video was shot in the early hours of October 8th by a woman searching for a missing friend at the site of the rave in southern Israel where, the day before, Hamas terrorists massacred hundreds of young Israelis.

The video went viral, with thousands of people responding, desperate to know if the woman in the black dress was their missing friend, sister, or daughter.

One family knew exactly who she was — Gal Abdush, mother of two from a working-class town in central Israel, who disappeared from the rave that night with her husband.

As the terrorists closed in on her, trapped on a highway in a line of cars of people trying to flee the party, she sent one final WhatsApp message to her family: “You don’t understand.”

Dec. 28, 2023 | Photographs by Avishag Shaar-Yashuv

Gal Abdush’s parents sit with Gal’s orphaned children every night. Gal’s husband was also murdered.

Experts Discuss Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
During the 10/7 Hamas Terror Attacks Against Israel

They speak about the women and girl victims affected, including are untold horror stories</strong.
Hostages.
What are the impacts of captivity on Gender-Based Violence victims?
Why do global Women’s Rights Organizations remain silent?

Event organizers:

• The Maimonides Society (Harvard Medical School and Dental School Jewish Organization)
• Harvard Jewish Law Students Association
• The Harvard Business School Jewish Students Association.

This event is independent of Harvard University and its constituent schools.

(Warning: Contains graphic descriptions of Gender-Based Violence, beginning at 16:50)

A Joint Program of The Jerusalem Press Club & Media Central

Despite the gravity of the atrocities committed by Hamas, global feminist and human rights NGOs have maintained silence on the critical issue of sexual violence during the October 7th attack.

This session, a collaboration between The Jerusalem Press Club and Media Central, that explores the topic from various perspectives, including international law, victimology, and pathology. We also present the testimony of a female survivor from the Nova festival.
Speakers:

• Dr. Cochav Elkayam Levy (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Head of the Civil Comm. on Oct. 7th Crimes by Hamas Against Women)
• Prof. Yifat Biton (President, Achva Academic College and founder of Tmura – the Israeli Anti-Disc. Cent.)
• Sheri (Israel Defense Forces reservist involved in ID and burial of female soldiers)

Rape is Rape. Women are Women. Raise Your Voice & SPEAK NOW! Bonot Alternativa

On October 7th Israeli women were murdered, kidnapped and raped. What happened to “Believe all women?”

‏RAPE IS RAPE! WOMEN ARE WOMEN!

We call all feminists, all women, from all over the world. Speak Up

Oct 7 Investigation Into Sexual Violence: Hamas ‘Atrocities Amounted to Crimes Against Humanity’

In-depth analysis on the early stages of an investigation into Hamas members committing gender-based and sexual violence as a weapon of war.

FRANCE 24‘s William Hilderbrandt is joined by Prof. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari. She’s an expert on family law and international women’s rights, Associate Professor, and Founding Director of the Rackman Center for the Advancement of the Status of Women at Bar-Ilan University Law Faculty in Israel. She is also a former Vice-Chair of the UN Committee on Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

Israeli Women ‘Raped at Gunpoint’
Could Hamas ‘Animals’ Sink Any Lower?

• A HAMAS hostage was forced to eat wet toilet paper in a desperate bid to survive as he was held captive underground.
• An estimated 240 people were kidnapped by the terror group as they rampaged across the border on October 7 before being kept in diabolical conditions.
• Aviva Klompas, who runs Boundless Israel, says she remains fearful for the 138 hostages yet to be released.
• More than 100 hostages have been let out of captivity after enduring weeks in Hamas’ grip.
• Klompas, who previously served as director of speech writing for the Israeli delegation to the United Nations, said she has heard harrowing accounts of what innocent hostages suffered.

She told The Sun “We have to keep in mind that these were the people Hamas was willing to return, meaning presumably the ones who are in the ‘best condition’.

“There are accounts of starvation. There was a Filipino National who said he had to eat wet toilet paper in order so that he wouldn’t starve.”
Philippine hostage Jimmy Pacheco feared he wouldn’t survive as he was given just half a pita a day and salty water during his six-and-a-half-week ordeal.
The caretaker, who is among the hostages freed, said he was left having to consume wet toilet paper to stay alive as he was held in a damp tunnel.
He was given a tiny amount of toilet paper when he was permitted to go to the bathroom – which he stashed in his pocket.

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