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Torture Rape And Execution
the UN's high commissioner on human rights has expressed grave concern over treatment of palestinian women and girls held captive by israeli forces in both gaza and the west bank
their sources (named at the bottom of the link) report abuses such as
- execution of whole families including children
- rape and sexual assault
- torture
- abduction
surely these allegations require an independent and thorough investigation? why have these allegations gone unreported?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As others have pointed out, these are allegations, so yes, and independent and thorough investigation should be welcomed. As for it being "unreported", South Africa have (erroneously in my view) been shouting "genocide" for some time and this has been widely reported (and rebuffed by evidence). There will be allegations made continually, and the sooner these are investigated, the better.
//Israel adamantly rejected claims Tuesday by a United Nations panel of “experts” that included noted antisemite Francesca Albanese that Israeli soldiers had committed sexual assault against Palestinian women and girls detained during the war in Gaza.The allegations were picked up by the international media, and were seized upon by anti-Israel voices as if they balanced, or negated, the documented sexual crimes by Hamas terrorists against Israelis during and after the October 7 terror attack. Eylon Levy, a spokesman for the Israeli government, noted Tuesday that Albanese was one of the officials making the allegations. Albanese recently justified the Hamas terror attack of October 7, and has a long history of anti-Israel and antisemitic statements.
The Israeli mission to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, also denied the allegations, saying that it had received no such complaints and that it abided by international law. It also noted the anti-Israel motivations of the UN officials making the claims.//
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We strongly condemn the horrific crimes committed by Hamas, the deliberate and widespread killing and hostage-taking of innocent civilians, including older persons and children. These actions constitute heinous violations of international law and international crimes, for which there must be urgent accountability,” the experts said."
from an earlier statement published just after october 7th... these people do not "justify" the massacre or support hamas. It's another lie.
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