(Jewish Group) World Feminists across America sign letter accusing Israel of 'weaponising the issue of rape'

[Behind the Aegis]

A group of US-based anti-Zionist Jewish feminists have instigated an open letter accusing Israel’s government of exploiting acts of sexual violence committed on October 7 for political ends.

Hundreds of professors, rabbis and feminist activists from within and beyond the Jewish community are listed as signatories, including renowned American academic Angela Davis.

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The letter condemns “every instance” of rape and sexual assault, adding that the signatories “believe survivors” and “excoriate rape and all forms of sexual assault”.

However, it does not explicitly confirm belief in the sexual assault allegations made by victims of the October 7 attacks and goes on to state: “We believe reporting that results from investigations conducted by trained feminist and human rights experts who have no agenda other than to clearly and accurately document and convey the gravity of gender-based violence.”

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BIGOTS!

[madaboutharry]

1. How heartbreaking and sickening that Jews would sign such a letter.

It has long been clear to me that there is a point when politics replaces religion and becomes cult like, demanding the suspension of critical thinking skills.

Calling Israeli and most Jewish women’s demand that the sexual violence that occurred on October 7th be taken seriously and condemned is not weaponization. It is a disgraceful assertion to suggested that the horrific sexual violence that occurred during the October 7th massacre is being exploited.

Those signing this letter seek to silence Jewish victims of rape and sexual torture.

Any Jewish woman who would put her name to this libelous and hateful statement defines the self-loathing Jew. They are a shanda to the Jewish people.

The only value this disgusting letter has is to demonstrate the irrational hate for Israel and the deep and ugly antisemitism of the far-left.

עם ישראל חי

[AZLD4Candidate]

3. Kapo still exist even to this day.

[question everything]

2. I was thinking yesterday about International Women's Day that one place where women are not equal

is in Gaza, and, for that matter, in many Muslim cultures.

[JudyM]

4. Stunningly bigoted. Makes me sad.