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Today, I have a question. A pressing question. For some Western feminists. How can you remain silent, when women and girls are raped, tortured, their bodies carried around naked and spat on by bearded men shouting Allah Akbar? Then you can never call yourself a feminist again. Every day,...

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Jennifer Thetford-Kayvor 2 Jahren

I have been shocked by the number of women, many who claim to ve feminists also choosing to ignore the horrors of October 7th and blindly believing Hamas propaganda...

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Sander Sassenvor 2 Jahren

A extremely valid question, why are the feminists and #metoo so silent? Are Israeli women not women? Are they not worthy of your support?

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Anama 🇺🇸🇮🇱vor 2 Jahren

Thank you, Assita. The world is very strong in making slogans, but when it comes to reality, women all over the world face sad horrors by evil men, they are all alone with ZERO support.

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Lidar Gravé-Lazivor 2 Jahren

What a powerful statement. The world needs more voices like this to speak out.

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Michael Livschitzvor 2 Jahren

The hypocrisy of human rights organizations is astounding. Such incredible duplicity says more about them than if they had issued a statement that did not exist. The lives of Israeli women and girls mean nothing to them and never have. Thank you @Assita_Kanko for standing up in their defense for all to hear!

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Gilad Touchshervor 2 Jahren

You are an amazing human being, thank you for telling the truth in times when everyone lying.

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Frankvor 2 Jahren

The silence of Western feminists in the face of Hamas's brutal acts is a disgrace! Their hypocrisy is astounding. If you can't speak out against such heinous crimes, you have no right to call yourself a feminist. It's time to prioritize human rights over political agendas.

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Tomvor 2 Jahren

if you deny the 07OCT23 massacres, if you show the flag, if you “support pa!estine” … ❌you advocate that violent “men” are rewarded for tormenting women & girls ❌you justify the largest mass femicide in recent history ❌you are a rape apologist

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Eli Drorvor 2 Jahren

Thank you Assita Kanko MEP 🙏👍❤️💪🇮🇱

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Women of Africa joined us the women of Iran and Afghanistan to codify Gender Apartheid. Solidarity and sisterhood is always beautiful and indeed is the key for women to achieve their goals and dreams. Our campaign “United Against Gender Apartheid” is based on the stories of powerful women who experienced gender discrimination but instead of being silent, they are using their cameras, to be the the tru worriers and pushing for gender apartheid to be criminalized. We call on all the feminist men and women especially in the West to join our fight. We should support the voices of Iranian, Afghan, Sudanese etc women. Global campaigns against rape, execution, gender apartheid, and human rights are where we all can agree on. These are basic rights that any democratic country must support. #UnitedAgainstGenderApartheid #TogetherWeAreStronger Hager Eissa | هاجر عيسى
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Women of Africa joined us the women of Iran and Afghanistan to codify Gender Apartheid. Solidarity and sisterhood is always beautiful and indeed is the key for women to achieve their goals and dreams. Our campaign “United Against Gender Apartheid” is based on the stories of powerful women who experienced gender discrimination but instead of being silent, they are using their cameras, to be the the tru worriers and pushing for gender apartheid to be criminalized. We call on all the feminist men and women especially in the West to join our fight. We should support the voices of Iranian, Afghan, Sudanese etc women. Global campaigns against rape, execution, gender apartheid, and human rights are where we all can agree on. These are basic rights that any democratic country must support. #UnitedAgainstGenderApartheid #TogetherWeAreStronger Hager Eissa | هاجر عيسى

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