When the victims are Jews, rape suddenly needs context!
A two-year independent investigation is now public. Thousands of recordings. Hundreds of witnesses. Victims from over 50 nations.
The verdict is crystal clear: The sexual violence against Israeli women, men, children, and hostages on October 7 was not chaos. It was strategy. Hamas used rape as a weapon - deliberate, planned, coordinated.
This wasn’t just about harming the body. It was about breaking an entire nation through its women. The attacks were livestreamed on victims’ own social media accounts, so mothers could watch their daughters being mutilated in real time. This isn’t warfare. This is sadism, systematized.
And the worst part? The report documents at least one case where relatives were forced by the terrorists to participate in sexual abuse against their own flesh and blood. Let that sink in. Hamas forced families to violate each other. That isn’t human. That’s demonic.
The abuse didn’t stop that day. Released hostages describe months of sexual torture in Gaza’s tunnels. Teenage girls. Young men. Elderly women. No one was spared.
Let’s be absolutely clear:
This is NOT Israel. This is Hamas.
The same movement that tortured and executed its own commander Mahmoud Ishtiwi in 2016 for being gay. The same movement that carried out public executions of “collaborators” and political rivals in Gaza’s streets in October 2025. The same movement whose internal documents - released by the IDF in 2025 - reveal a policy of confiscating 15-25% of all humanitarian aid to fund terror. The same movement that places rocket launchers in kindergartens and calls it resistance.
Hamas terrorizes both Jews AND Palestinians. It is not a liberation movement. It is a death cult.
So where are the protests against Hamas now?
Where is Amnesty with torchlight vigils for the raped Israeli teenagers? Where are Oxfam’s campaigns for the male hostages subjected to months of sexual torture? Where are the petitions for the victims of the Nova festival?
Silence. Mumbling. Reservations.
But when Israel defends itself, the same organizations can mobilize thousands in the streets within 48 hours.
This isn’t about “both sides.” Large parts of the Western left have decided that Jewish victims count for less. That raped Israeli women must pass a political litmus test before their suffering is real enough.
That’s not solidarity with Palestinians. That’s antisemitism in polite language.
Human rights without Israel are not human rights. They’re a posture.
Hamas must go. For the Jews. And for the Palestinians.
P.S. Because I already know exactly what pro-Palestinian voices will write in response, I’ve posted my answers to their objections in the comments - preemptively.