The article discusses a controversial award-winning photograph showing the body of Shani Louk, a German-Israeli woman kidnapped and murdered by Hamas, being celebrated in a truck.

The author reflects on their experience at a U.N. session about sexual violence against Jewish women by Hamas and highlights how American Jews need to emulate Israeli assertiveness in facing antisemitism.

The article discusses incidents of Israeli soldiers engaging in sexual humiliation by posing with and wearing Palestinian women's lingerie, sharing these images on social media during the conflict in Gaza.

The text discusses the author's disappointment and heartbreak over Irish feminists' failure to support Jewish victims of gender-based violence, highlighting instances where feminists ignored or downplayed the atrocities faced by Jewish women and girls at the hands of terrorists.

The author reflects on the importance of believing and supporting survivors of sexual violence.

The New York Times published a report detailing a campaign of coordinated sexual violence by Hamas during the October 7 attacks in Israel.

The article discusses the need for safety, respect, and equity in light of recent acts of violence and antisemitism.

The author discusses the failure of feminist movements to address the brutal assault on Israeli women and girls by Hamas during the recent conflict in Israel and Gaza.

UN Women, an official arm of the United Nations focused on promoting gender equality and women's empowerment, faced backlash for its silence on allegations of sexual violence during the Hamas attack on Israel.

This article discusses the double standard faced by Jewish women when it comes to addressing sexual violence.

An opinion piece discusses the lack of attention given to the war crimes committed against women by Hamas during the conflict in Gaza.

Tali Farhadian Weinstein, former general counsel to the Brooklyn district attorney, is running for Manhattan district attorney.