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A message from Michal. I received the harrowing report from Project Dinah, bravely detailing Hamas’s systemic use of gang rape, forced nudity, sexual torture, and unspeakable abuse on October 7 and continuing in captivity. The report lays out clear legal evidence: Hamas used sexual violence as a weapon of... show more

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1,422,864 views • 1 year ago

Important words by Hillary Clinton: “many women and girls were attacked brutally on October 7th. We must respond to weaponised sexual violence wherever it happens with absolute condemnation. There can be no justification and no excuses. Rape as a weapon of war is a crime against humanity. It is outrageous that some who claim to stand for justice are closing their eyes and their hearts to the victims of Hamas”. Hillary Clinton

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7,888,469 views • 2 years ago

Yesterday I spoke at a special session at the United Nations and called on them to condemn the sexual violence committed by Hamas against Israelis during the October 7th attack. Their silence sends the chilling message that we do not value the humanity of women and girls in Israel — and all around the world — who are the victims of these horrific crimes.

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354,039 views • 2 years ago