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The UN documented patterns of sexual violence by Israeli forces, while Israel accused Hamas of sexual violence during the Oct. 7 attacks.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Jun 19
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The UN documented patterns of sexual violence by Israeli forces, while Israel accused Hamas of sexual violence during the Oct. 7 attacks.

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  1. Reem Alsalem minimizes claims regarding Hamas' alleged sexual atrocities.Sub-event
  2. A commission has documented sexual atrocities committed during the October 7th attacks, and its report is being presented at the UN Human Rights Council.Sub-event
  3. UN documents sexual violence and names Israel as a suspected perpetrator in the West Bank conflict.1 source
  4. NYT/Kristof published a piece detailing alleged sexual violence by Hamas.1 source
  5. UN documents Israeli sexual violence patterns; Israel counters by accusing Hamas of sexual violence.1 source

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