A Discussion on Hamas's Use of Sexual Violence on October 7

When Hamas invaded Israel nearly five months ago, terrorists raped, abused, and mutilated Israeli women in all arenas where Hamas’s massacre took place-at the now-infamous Nova music festival, in homes at several Kibbutzim, on military bases, and on the streets of Israel. Although these attacks were well-documented and immediately verified, international organizations and feminist groups, including ones that formerly led campaigns to “believe all women” when it came to sexual assault, remained silent.
As part of Haley Strack’s continued reporting on Hamas’s war against Israel, National Review Institute will livestream a panel discussion to highlight coverage on Hamas’s crimes and the international community’s silence on the vast abuses terrorists committed. Please find a registration link here that will enable you to tune in to the livestream of this discussion. A recording will be available shortly after the conclusion of this event.
Panelists include Nani Beraha, director of operations at The Public Interest Fellowship; Elizabeth Cullen, government relations, education and advocacy director of the Women’s Zionist Organization’s Hadassah; Bonnie Glick, senior fellow at Foundation for Defense of Democracies, American diplomat, and foreign policy expert; and Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon and former Washington editor of National Review. Haley Strack, the William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow for Political Journalism at National Review, moderated this panel.