Israeli Minister May Golan blasted international groups for staying silent about Hamas’ brutal treatment of Jewish women. Speaking on NEWSMAX’s “American Agenda,” Golan said the world turns a blind eye when Jewish women suffer. She called out the United Nations for ignoring rape and violence committed by Hamas terrorists during the October 7 attacks.
Golan pointed to video evidence and survivor testimonies showing horrific crimes against Israeli women. She accused the UN of making excuses for Hamas instead of condemning their actions. “UN officials are spokespeople for gang rapists,” Golan said, arguing that global leaders care more about politics than protecting women.
The UN Women’s Agency faced criticism for waiting months to acknowledge Hamas’ sexual violence. Protests erupted in New York, with crowds chanting “Shame!” outside UN offices. Over 200,000 people signed petitions demanding justice, but many feminists and human rights groups still stayed quiet. Golan said this silence proves Jewish lives matter less to the world.
Survivors described finding women with broken bones, mutilated bodies, and evidence of rape. Hamas terrorists filmed their crimes, laughing as they tortured mothers in front of their children. Yet organizations like UN Women focused more on criticizing Israel than helping victims. Golan vowed Israel won’t wait for outside help, saying, “We will protect our own because no one else will.”
Conservatives argue liberal groups have abandoned Jewish women to push a biased agenda. While the UN quicklY condemns other conflicts, it downplays Hamas’ atrocities. Former President Donald Trump praised Israel’s efforts to rescue hostages, calling it “real leadership.” Golan urged other nations to follow this example before violence spreads globally.
Hadassah, a Jewish women’s group, launched a campaign called “End The Silence” to fight misinformation. They shared graphic videos to expose Hamas’ crimes and pressure the UN to investigate. Over 130,000 people from 118 countries joined the cause, but progress remains slow. Critics say the UN’s delays and denials embolden terrorists.
Golan’s fiery speech at the UN declared, “From the river to the sea, Jewish women will be free!” She saluted Trump for supporting Israel and slammed Europe’s “political correctness” that lets rape gangs thrive. “Nations are sacrificing their daughters to avoid offending criminals,” Golan warned, urging stronger borders and morals.
The fight continues as Hamas still holds female hostages in Gaza. Golan promised Israel will keep defending its people without apology. “The world’s betrayal stinks of history’s rot,” she said, but vowed justice will come through courage, not foreign approval.
