In the days and weeks to follow, there were additional published accounts by survivors who witnessed Hamas terrorists sexually assaulting Jewish women. There were “trophy videos” that the terrorists themselves circulated on social media. Some Israeli coroners reported finding women victims with shattered pelvises and other evidence of sexual mutilation.

In other words, there was more than enough basis for the #MeToo movement to say something.

Yet, for some reason, it took #MeToo International until November 13 to issue any kind of statement about the mass sexual violence against Israeli women that took place five weeks earlier.

[They got shamed into it eventually, but not before exposing #MeToo as a tool of the progressive Left against its perceived enemies. They aren’t actually concerned about the safety of women; they are only concerned about taking down Western “patriarchy” and deconstructing Western society. — Ed]