USA mission to UN urges condemnation of Hamas' sexual violence
The USA mission at the UN has urged condemnation of the sexual violence and murder committed by Hamas on October 7:
Update: interestingly, the State Department admits that those female hostages whom the Hamas is still imprisoning may still be held because the Hamas doesn't want them to tell about the horrific experiences they've been going through.
The US Mission to the United Nations on Monday called for a wide condemnation of Hamas’ sexual crimes during its October 7 attack against Israel.Considering the same USA government in charge of the mission at the UN has made attempts to undermine Israel's war against Hamas, it sure is amazing they're willing to make this call at the UN assembly. As for the UN's staff themselves, it's disgraceful they're continuing to give telling indications they're not sorry for their own ignorance and refusal to condemn sexual violence committed by Islamofascists.
The call followed a special session hosted by Israel's Mission to the UN which focused on the sexual violence committed by Hamas terrorists against Israeli women and girls on October 7.
“Today, at the United Nations, we heard sobering testimony of Hamas’ rape and other forms of sexual assault of innocent civilians on October 7th,” the US Mission wrote on X.
“We call on all to unequivocally condemn acts of gender-based violence,” it added.
After weeks of ignoring Hamas’ sexual violence during the October 7 attack, UN Women on Friday issued its first condemnation of the brutality.
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen called the conduct of UN Women “disgraceful” and urged its executive director to resign.
Last week, nearly two months after the October 7 attack, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres finally acknowledged that Hamas committed acts of sexual violence during the attack.
Israel's Ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, said in response, “The Secretary-General's words only sharpen the fact that when it comes to Israeli women, sexual violence that has been proven by state authorities still needs to be ‘investigated.’ For him, when it comes to Israeli women, you can doubt the facts and wait 55 days to call an unknown party to conduct an ‘investigation.’ He does not acknowledge that Hamas committed these crimes!”
Update: interestingly, the State Department admits that those female hostages whom the Hamas is still imprisoning may still be held because the Hamas doesn't want them to tell about the horrific experiences they've been going through.
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