Miss World burns women's groups that refuse to condemn the brutal atrocities of Hamas terrorists

The silence of so-called women's rights groups on the rape and other atrocities that Hamas terrorists carried out in a barbaric manner led to harsh criticism from former Miss World Linor Abargil, who spoke out against international organizations , including the United Nations.

Abargil, who is a rape survivor and has dedicated her life to advocating against sexual violence, said she now feels “so ashamed” to have been involved with organizations that seem to have a different political agenda when it comes to the rape of Jews. women.

During a Fox News appearance on Thursday's edition of “America's Newsroom,” he discussed his recent speech at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, where he attacked globalist organizations that have discarded their morals to choose sides in the war between Jewish democracy and Jewish democracy. the brutal Islamists who carried out their bloody sneak attack on civilian areas in October.

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“Twenty-five years ago, when I promoted my movie 'Brave Miss World,' which was on Netflix for about 10 years, it was nominated for an Emmy, it has, you know, people watching it from around the world, and I felt the UN supported me and believed me. They didn't ask for an investigation then,” he said.

“But today I feel very ashamed to be a part of this organization and any other women's organization that is so silent and has not condemned Hamas even once, except once on Friday evening when they say in the same sentence that they were alarmed by what happened to the Israeli woman for the sexual assault,” Abargil added. “And then, in the same sentence, they say that they are very concerned about the Palestinian woman and that we must have a ceasefire.”

“The truth will be revealed, we will not forget them and we will make sure that the world will not forget them. We will be the voice that takes them,” he said from the UN podium.

“It's not about politics. This is not about free Palestine. It's not about which side of the map you're on,” Abargil said during his conversation with the “America's Newsroom” crew. “Using rape as an act of war is intolerable. I mean, what happened to humanity? You know, there are many friends of mine. So it's hard for me to talk about it.”

“I'm telling you, I'm speechless,” he said.

Domestically, a House Democrat sparked a firestorm over remarks on CNN when Rep. Primala Jayapal (D-Wash.) appeared to downplay the violation by Hamas, an organization that has been fiercely defended by American leftists in the streets. university campuses and congress halls.

Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal on calling out Hamas for using rape as a weapon of war against Israelis: 'I think we have to be balanced when it comes to outrage against Palestinians' pic.twitter.com/vfM63nXNAy

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“We must be balanced in provoking outrage against the Palestinians. Fifteen thousand Palestinians have died in Israeli airstrikes, three-quarters of whom are women and children,” the Progressive Caucus queen told Dana Bash on Sunday , host of “State of the Union,” trying to establish a moral equivalence between rapists and butchers and the Israeli government.

“And it's awful,” Bash replied. “But you don't see Israeli soldiers raping Palestinian women.”

“I don't want these to be hierarchies of oppressions,” Jayapal replied.

Staff writer

Chris Donaldson is an ordinary, ordinary American who is concerned about rampant corruption as well as the ongoing attacks on our way of life by those who despise our hard-won freedoms. A Navy veteran, he has been a frequent contributor to conservative websites and resides in Florida.

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