Screaming Woman in Keffiyeh Denies Mass Rape of Israeli Women and Voices Support for Hamas

Source: Jasmyn Jordan X/@heyitsjasmynj

In a controversial exchange, a woman wearing a keffiyeh denied the mass rape of Israeli women on October 7th and proclaimed her support for Hamas. Her statement, “They weren’t raped, it’s a lie,” has sparked outrage and debate.

Thousands gathered outside the White House to protest the Biden administration’s policies toward the Israel-Hamas war, dressed in keffiyehs and red clothes to symbolize a red line they say Israel crossed. Protesters held a red banner around the White House, urging President Biden to change his approach to the Gaza war, chanting, “Biden, Biden you can’t hide, we are your red line.”

Protesters set up an encampment in the Ellipse, a 52-acre park south of the White House. Buses brought demonstrators from cities like New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston. Protesters expressed frustration over decades of oppression, illegal detentions, and occupations. Messages ranged from ending the war and changing U.S. policy to rejecting a two-state solution.

Biden campaign spokesperson Seth Schuster said the president believes in making voices heard and participating in democracy, aiming for an end to violence and lasting peace in the Middle East. Meanwhile, multiple statues in Lafayette Square were vandalized during the protest. Police attempted to arrest one person but were thwarted by the crowd and used pepper spray.

This incident underscores the deep divisions and emotions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict. The woman’s denial of the rape allegations and her support for Hamas add fuel to the ongoing debate on truth and wartime atrocities.

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Source: Jasmyn Jordan X/@heyitsjasmynj