On Friday, December 29, 2023 at 9:08:39?PM UTC-4, Zalek Bloom wrote:7 attacks.
On Friday, December 29, 2023 at 8:42:59?AM UTC-5, Russet Bulba wrote:
https://youtu.be/HdZcjAgY4NY?si=trPKz_GnUe_ddUyp
Doskonale! Tutaj wiecej informacji dlaczego Izrael jest zly a Palestynczycy sa dobrzy:
From the Jordan river to Mediterranee Sea - Palestine must be free!
MERRY CHRISTMASS!
https://www.hamas-massacre.net/
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/28/world/middleeast/oct-7-attacks-hamas-israel-sexual-violence.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
‘Screams Without Words’: How Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on Oct. 7 >> A Times investigation uncovered new details showing a pattern of rape, mutilation and extreme brutality against women in the attacks on Israel.
By Jeffrey Gettleman, Anat Schwartz and Adam Sella
Photographs by Avishag Shaar-Yashuv
Jeffrey Gettleman, Anat Schwartz and Adam Sella reported from across Israel and interviewed more than 150 people.
At first, she was known simply as “the woman in the black dress.”
In a grainy video, you can see her, lying on her back, dress torn, legs spread, vagina exposed. Her face is burned beyond recognition and her right hand covers her eyes.
The video was shot in the early hours of Oct. 8 by a woman searching for a missing friend at the site of the rave in southern Israel where, the day before, Hamas terrorists massacred hundreds of young Israelis.
The video went viral, with thousands of people responding, desperate to know if the woman in the black dress was their missing friend, sister or daughter.
One family knew exactly who she was — Gal Abdush, mother of two from a working-class town in central Israel, who disappeared from the rave that night with her husband.
As the terrorists closed in on her, trapped on a highway in a line of cars of people trying to flee the party, she sent one final WhatsApp message to her family: “You don’t understand.”
Based largely on the video evidence — which was verified by The New York Times — Israeli police officials said they believed that Ms. Abdush was raped, and she has become a symbol of the horrors visited upon Israeli women and girls during the Oct.
girls appear to have been sexually assaulted or mutilated.Israeli officials say that everywhere Hamas terrorists struck — the rave, the military bases along the Gaza border and the kibbutzim — they brutalized women.
A two-month investigation by The Times uncovered painful new details, establishing that the attacks against women were not isolated events but part of a broader pattern of gender-based violence on Oct. 7.
Relying on video footage, photographs, GPS data from mobile phones and interviews with more than 150 people, including witnesses, medical personnel, soldiers and rape counselors, The Times identified at least seven locations where Israeli women and
off, signs of abuse in their genital areas.Four witnesses described in graphic detail seeing women raped and killed at two different places along Route 232, the same highway where Ms. Abdush’s half-naked body was found sprawled on the road at a third location.
And The Times interviewed several soldiers and volunteer medics who together described finding more than 30 bodies of women and girls in and around the rave site and in two kibbutzim in a similar state as Ms. Abdush’s — legs spread, clothes torn
attacks.A camp area on Oct. 11 at the rave site in southern Israel.Credit...Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times
Many of the accounts are difficult to bear, and the visual evidence is disturbing to see.
The Times viewed photographs of one woman’s corpse that emergency responders discovered in the rubble of a besieged kibbutz with dozens of nails driven into her thighs and groin.
The Times also viewed a video, provided by the Israeli military, showing two dead Israeli soldiers at a base near Gaza who appeared to have been shot directly in their vaginas.
Hamas has denied Israel’s accusations of sexual violence. Israeli activists have been outraged that the United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, and the agency U.N. Women did not acknowledge the many accusations until weeks after the
survivors have spoken publicly.
Investigators with Israel’s top national police unit, Lahav 433, have been steadily gathering evidence but they have not put a number on how many women were raped, saying that most are dead — and buried — and that they will never know. No
At that moment, the authorities said, they were intent on repelling Hamas and identifying the dead.
The Israeli police have acknowledged that, during the shock and confusion of Oct. 7, the deadliest day in Israeli history, they were not focused on collecting semen samples from women’s bodies, requesting autopsies or closely examining crime scenes.
hours, the bodies were hauled away by the truckload.
A combination of chaos, enormous grief and Jewish religious duties meant that many bodies were buried as quickly as possible. Most were never examined, and in some cases, like at the rave scene, where more than 360 people were slaughtered in a few
least five women.
That has left the Israeli authorities at a loss to fully explain to families what happened to their loved ones in their final moments. Ms. Abdush’s relatives, for instance, never received a death certificate. They are still searching for answers.
In cases of widespread sexual violence during a war, it is not unusual to have limited forensic evidence, experts said.
“Armed conflict is so chaotic,” said Adil Haque, a Rutgers law professor and war crimes expert. “People are more focused on their safety than on building a criminal case down the road.”
Very often, he said, sex crime cases will be prosecuted years later on the basis of testimony from victims and witnesses.
“The eyewitness might not even know the name of the victim,” he added. “But if they can testify as, ‘I saw a woman being raped by this armed group,’ that can be enough.”
Sapir, a 24-year-old accountant, has become one of the Israeli police’s key witnesses. She does not want to be fully identified, saying she would be hounded for the rest of her life if her last name were revealed.
She attended the rave with several friends and provided investigators with graphic testimony. She also spoke to The Times. In a two-hour interview outside a cafe in southern Israel, she recounted seeing groups of heavily armed gunmen rape and kill at
still as she could.
She said that at 8 a.m. on Oct. 7, she was hiding under the low branches of a bushy tamarisk tree, just off Route 232, about four miles southwest of the party. She had been shot in the back. She felt faint. She covered herself in dry grass and lay as
the vehicles. She said the men congregated along the road and passed between them
Volunteers with an emergency response team at the Kfar Aza kibbutz this month. The kibbutz was among the places attacked on Oct. 7.
About 15 meters from her hiding place, she said, she saw motorcycles, cars and trucks pulling up. She said that she saw “about 100 men,” most of them dressed in military fatigues and combat boots, a few in dark sweatsuits, getting in and out of
flinched, he plunged a knife into her back.
“It was like an assembly point,” she said.
The first victim she said she saw was a young woman with copper-color hair, blood running down her back, pants pushed down to her knees. One man pulled her by the hair and made her bend over. Another penetrated her, Sapir said, and every time she
lifted his head to look at the road but he also described seeing a woman raped and
She said she then watched another woman “shredded into pieces.” While one terrorist raped her, she said, another pulled out a box cutter and sliced off her breast.
“One continues to rape her, and the other throws her breast to someone else, and they play with it, throw it, and it falls on the road,” Sapir said.
She said the men sliced her face and then the woman fell out of view. Around the same time, she said, she saw three other women raped and terrorists carrying the severed heads of three more women.
Sapir provided photographs of her hiding place and her wounds, and police officials have stood by her testimony and released a video of her, with her face blurred, recounting some of what she saw.
Yura Karol, a 22-year-old security consultant, said he was hiding in the same spot, and he can be seen in one of Sapir’s photos. He and Sapir were part of a group of friends who had met up at the party. In an interview, Mr. Karol said he barely
Since that day, Sapir said, she has struggled with a painful rash that spread across her torso, and she can barely sleep, waking up at night, heart pounding, covered in sweat.
Co to wszystko numerycznie jest w stosunku do dziesiatkow tysiecy zabitych palestynskich kobiet i dzieci, panie Zalku. To taka roznica jak miedzy masowym mordem a ludobojstwem. I tak zreszta tlumaczono Holokaust.
USA nigdy nie broniły Ukrainy ani nawet nie mają takiego zamiaru. USA doprowadziło do wojny na Ukrainie i sprzedaje teraz broń.
Jak będzie trzeba, to zabiorą sobie z zysków z upraw na Ukrainie, które
w ogromnym odsetku należą do USA, albo i nie oddadzą tej ziemi Ukraińcom już nigdy.
Wszystkim tępym rusofobom proponuję przeczytać tę książkę amerykańskich
autorów.
Papież o szczekaniu NATO u drzwi Rosji...
On Saturday, December 30, 2023 at 10:22:00 AM UTC-4, Nostradamus wrote:
W dniu 30.12.2023 o 14:59, Russet Bulba pisze:
On Saturday, December 30, 2023 at 9:27:57 AM UTC-4, NostradamusJak będzie trzeba, to zabiorą sobie z zysków z upraw na Ukrainie, które >> w ogromnym odsetku należą do USA, albo i nie oddadzą tej ziemi
wrote:
W dniu 30.12.2023 o 03:10, Russet Bulba pisze:
On Friday, December 29, 2023 at 9:51:49 PM UTC-4, Russet BulbaUSA nigdy nie broniły Ukrainy ani nawet nie mają takiego zamiaru.
wrote:
On Friday, December 29, 2023 at 9:08:39 PM UTC-4, Zalek Bloom
wrote:
On Friday, December 29, 2023 at 8:42:59 AM UTC-5, Russet BulbaCo to wszystko numerycznie jest w stosunku do dziesiatkow tysiecy
wrote:
https://youtu.be/HdZcjAgY4NY?si=trPKz_GnUe_ddUyp
Doskonale! Tutaj wiecej informacji dlaczego Izrael jest zly a
Palestynczycy sa dobrzy:
From the Jordan river to Mediterranee Sea - Palestine must be
free!
MERRY CHRISTMASS!
https://www.hamas-massacre.net/
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/28/world/middleeast/oct-7- attacks-hamas-israel-sexual-violence.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
‘Screams Without Words’: How Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on >> >>>>> Oct. 7 A Times investigation uncovered new details showing a
pattern of rape, mutilation and extreme brutality against women
in the attacks on Israel.
By Jeffrey Gettleman, Anat Schwartz and Adam Sella Photographs by
Avishag Shaar-Yashuv Jeffrey Gettleman, Anat Schwartz and Adam
Sella reported from across Israel and interviewed more than 150
people.
At first, she was known simply as “the woman in the black dress.” >> >>>>> In a grainy video, you can see her, lying on her back, dress
torn, legs spread, vagina exposed. Her face is burned beyond
recognition and her right hand covers her eyes.
The video was shot in the early hours of Oct. 8 by a woman
searching for a missing friend at the site of the rave in
southern Israel where, the day before, Hamas terrorists massacred
hundreds of young Israelis.
The video went viral, with thousands of people responding,
desperate to know if the woman in the black dress was their
missing friend, sister or daughter.
One family knew exactly who she was — Gal Abdush, mother of two
from a working-class town in central Israel, who disappeared from
the rave that night with her husband.
As the terrorists closed in on her, trapped on a highway in a
line of cars of people trying to flee the party, she sent one
final WhatsApp message to her family: “You don’t understand.”
Based largely on the video evidence — which was verified by The
New York Times — Israeli police officials said they believed that
Ms. Abdush was raped, and she has become a symbol of the horrors
visited upon Israeli women and girls during the Oct. 7 attacks.
Israeli officials say that everywhere Hamas terrorists struck —
the rave, the military bases along the Gaza border and the
kibbutzim — they brutalized women.
A two-month investigation by The Times uncovered painful new
details, establishing that the attacks against women were not
isolated events but part of a broader pattern of gender-based
violence on Oct. 7.
Relying on video footage, photographs, GPS data from mobile
phones and interviews with more than 150 people, including
witnesses, medical personnel, soldiers and rape counselors, The
Times identified at least seven locations where Israeli women and
girls appear to have been sexually assaulted or mutilated.
Four witnesses described in graphic detail seeing women raped and
killed at two different places along Route 232, the same highway
where Ms. Abdush’s half-naked body was found sprawled on the road
at a third location.
And The Times interviewed several soldiers and volunteer medics
who together described finding more than 30 bodies of women and
girls in and around the rave site and in two kibbutzim in a
similar state as Ms. Abdush’s — legs spread, clothes torn off,
signs of abuse in their genital areas.
A camp area on Oct. 11 at the rave site in southern
Israel.Credit...Sergey Ponomarev for The New York Times
Many of the accounts are difficult to bear, and the visual
evidence is disturbing to see.
The Times viewed photographs of one woman’s corpse that emergency
responders discovered in the rubble of a besieged kibbutz with
dozens of nails driven into her thighs and groin.
The Times also viewed a video, provided by the Israeli military,
showing two dead Israeli soldiers at a base near Gaza who
appeared to have been shot directly in their vaginas.
Hamas has denied Israel’s accusations of sexual violence. Israeli
activists have been outraged that the United Nations Secretary
General, António Guterres, and the agency U.N. Women did not
acknowledge the many accusations until weeks after the attacks.
Investigators with Israel’s top national police unit, Lahav 433,
have been steadily gathering evidence but they have not put a
number on how many women were raped, saying that most are dead —
and buried — and that they will never know. No survivors have
spoken publicly.
The Israeli police have acknowledged that, during the shock and
confusion of Oct. 7, the deadliest day in Israeli history, they
were not focused on collecting semen samples from women’s bodies,
requesting autopsies or closely examining crime scenes. At that
moment, the authorities said, they were intent on repelling Hamas
and identifying the dead.
A combination of chaos, enormous grief and Jewish religious
duties meant that many bodies were buried as quickly as possible.
Most were never examined, and in some cases, like at the rave
scene, where more than 360 people were slaughtered in a few
hours, the bodies were hauled away by the truckload.
That has left the Israeli authorities at a loss to fully explain
to families what happened to their loved ones in their final
moments. Ms. Abdush’s relatives, for instance, never received a
death certificate. They are still searching for answers.
In cases of widespread sexual violence during a war, it is not
unusual to have limited forensic evidence, experts said.
“Armed conflict is so chaotic,” said Adil Haque, a Rutgers law
professor and war crimes expert. “People are more focused on
their safety than on building a criminal case down the road.”
Very often, he said, sex crime cases will be prosecuted years
later on the basis of testimony from victims and witnesses.
“The eyewitness might not even know the name of the victim,” he
added. “But if they can testify as, ‘I saw a woman being raped by >> >>>>> this armed group,’ that can be enough.”
Sapir, a 24-year-old accountant, has become one of the Israeli
police’s key witnesses. She does not want to be fully identified,
saying she would be hounded for the rest of her life if her last
name were revealed.
She attended the rave with several friends and provided
investigators with graphic testimony. She also spoke to The
Times. In a two-hour interview outside a cafe in southern Israel,
she recounted seeing groups of heavily armed gunmen rape and kill
at least five women.
She said that at 8 a.m. on Oct. 7, she was hiding under the low
branches of a bushy tamarisk tree, just off Route 232, about four
miles southwest of the party. She had been shot in the back. She
felt faint. She covered herself in dry grass and lay as still as
she could.
Volunteers with an emergency response team at the Kfar Aza
kibbutz this month. The kibbutz was among the places attacked on
Oct. 7.
About 15 meters from her hiding place, she said, she saw
motorcycles, cars and trucks pulling up. She said that she saw
“about 100 men,” most of them dressed in military fatigues and
combat boots, a few in dark sweatsuits, getting in and out of the
vehicles. She said the men congregated along the road and passed
between them assault rifles, grenades, small missiles — and badly
wounded women.
“It was like an assembly point,” she said.
The first victim she said she saw was a young woman with
copper-color hair, blood running down her back, pants pushed down
to her knees. One man pulled her by the hair and made her bend
over. Another penetrated her, Sapir said, and every time she
flinched, he plunged a knife into her back.
She said she then watched another woman “shredded into pieces.”
While one terrorist raped her, she said, another pulled out a box
cutter and sliced off her breast.
“One continues to rape her, and the other throws her breast to
someone else, and they play with it, throw it, and it falls on
the road,” Sapir said.
She said the men sliced her face and then the woman fell out of
view. Around the same time, she said, she saw three other women
raped and terrorists carrying the severed heads of three more
women.
Sapir provided photographs of her hiding place and her wounds,
and police officials have stood by her testimony and released a
video of her, with her face blurred, recounting some of what she
saw.
Yura Karol, a 22-year-old security consultant, said he was hiding
in the same spot, and he can be seen in one of Sapir’s photos. He
and Sapir were part of a group of friends who had met up at the
party. In an interview, Mr. Karol said he barely lifted his head
to look at the road but he also described seeing a woman raped
and killed.
Since that day, Sapir said, she has struggled with a painful rash
that spread across her torso, and she can barely sleep, waking up
at night, heart pounding, covered in sweat.
zabitych palestynskich kobiet i dzieci, panie Zalku. To taka
roznica jak miedzy masowym mordem a ludobojstwem. I tak zreszta
tlumaczono Holokaust.
A swoja droga nie tylko Izrael jest moralnie skompromitowanym ale
my USA rowniez w tym procesie. Ciezko nam teraz bedzie obronic
Ukraine. A final calej sprawy nie do przewidzenia.
USA doprowadziło do wojny na Ukrainie i sprzedaje teraz broń.
Sprzedaja? Kto za to niby bedzie placil, gdy nikt nie ma pieniedzy,
poza budzetem USA. Chyba, ze jest to Arabia Saudyjska. Jest to
pretekst to extra wydatkow budzetowych i aby sie w rachunkowosci
zgadzalo.
Ukraińcom już nigdy.
Za wszystko zaplaci amerykanski podatnik i nikt inny. To rzad
amerykanski gearantuje te pozyczki i placi za dostawy a nie firmy zbrojeniowe. One sprzedaja rzadowi. Cena robienia polityki swiatowej.
Nie tylko zyski materialne nia kieruja ale i ambicje elit. A te tez
musza grac pod publike i zaspokajac jej potrzeby nie tylko materialne
ale i emocjonalne. Publika potrzebuje nie tylko kielbasy ale i dobrego samopoczucia, iz sa ‘kims’ w tym swiecie z tytulu grupowej przynaleznosci, gdy indywidualnie sa kompletnie bez znaczenia.
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