Hamas Denies Rapes, Claims Abducted Israeli
Women Were Treated Well
Posted By: Dreadnought, 1/1/2024 10:30:58 AM
The Palestinian terrorist group Hamas once again denied that its members committed rape and sexual violence during the October 7 attacks, despite ample evidence from eyewitnesses and forensic evidence recently documented by the New York Times. The Times of Israel reported Monday: Hamas refutes the New York Times report on the weaponization of rape and sexual violence during the Gaza terror group’s brutal onslaught against Israel on October 7. In a statement in Arabic and English, Hamas politburo member Basem Naim claims that the Western media and news agencies are “biased to what the Israeli propaganda says [in terms of] lies and slanders against the Palestinians and their resistance.”
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al-Arouri killed in alleged Israeli strike
in Lebanon 9 replies
al-Arouri killed in alleged Israeli strike
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