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UN to investigate acts of rape committed by Hamas terrorists
During her week-long visit, Patten and her team will watch the raw footage from October 7, meet with women who have been released from captivity in Gaza, and hear their testimonies.
Demonstrators hold signs against what they describe as international silence over sexual violence perpetrated against Israeli women during the attack by Hamas on southern Israel on October 7, at a protest in Jerusalem, November 27, 2023.
(photo credit:
REUTERS/DEDI HAYUN
)
By
JERUSALEM POST STAFF
JANUARY 26, 2024 07:59
Updated:
JANUARY 26, 2024 09:52
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