The World’s Feminists Need to Show Up for Israeli Victims

Solidarity for victims of sexual assault should trump other politics

By DAHLIA LITHWICK, MIMI ROCAH, TAMARA SEPPER, JENNIFER TAUB, JOYCE WHITE VANCE, AND JULIE ZEBRAK

slate.com/news-and-politics/20

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@Jezibaba Feminists when it comes to Harvey Weinstein: 😡

Feminists when it comes to Hamas: 🤐

@Magnetron1 Michele Yaney

Of all of the horrors coming out of the Israel-Hamas conflict, among the most horrible are the barbaric murders, rapes, sexual assaults, and kidnappings of women and young girls in Israel during the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas. And yet, deepening this distressing event, there has been a disheartening silence about, or worse, denial of these evils; reticence from the voices here at home in the U.S. who have, in the recent past, embraced other women who needed their support.

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Israeli and Jewish women find themselves isolated. For the past three decades, women have stood up for other women. When our sisters’ bodies and dignity were targeted and violated, women and allies of all ages and backgrounds organized, supported, and spoke out. Except somehow, not this time.

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