'The Face of Evil' (Islamic Palestinian rape jihad)

The terrorist who murdered the late Ori Ansbacher will also be charged with rape on nationalist grounds. In the past, the Ministry of Defense refused to recognize Jewish women who were sexually assaulted by Arabs as victims of hostilities, but in recent years the courts have changed that. "Involved in a car accident, investigating whether it was a terrorist attack. Why does it not happen in sexual offenses?"

The shocking terrorist attack last weekend, in which the late Ori Ansbacher was brutally murdered, shook the entire State of Israel. 19-year-old Ori, a resident of Tekoa, went on a tour of the Ein Yael forest, near where she volunteered for national service.

As she was walking through the trees, Arafat Arfaiya, an illegal resident of Hebron, attacked her. From his confession to the police as well as from the findings at the scene it emerged that before he stabbed Uri to death he brutally raped her. During his interrogation, he told how he planned to harm the Jews, and discovered that Uri fought him resolutely until it was decided. He proudly recounted to the GSS interrogators what happened in those minutes, and went out with them to the scene to recreate the act. Against a nationalist background.

About what happened in those minutes, and went out with them to the arena to recreate the act. At the hearing this week, in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court, he appeared with a smile on his face, the face of evil. The Jerusalem District Attorney's Office will soon file an indictment against him for rape and murder on a nationalist basis.

This is not the first case of nationalist rape and murder taking place in this environment. Shaham local council deputy chief Asher Fahn this week mentioned the story of his aunt Leah Festinger.

On December 6, 1951, 18-year-old Leah made her way to her parents' house in the village of Minchat (modern-day Minchat / Malcha neighborhood). Leah was a native of Hungary, a Holocaust survivor and a graduate of Bnei Akiva who immigrated to Israel as part of the Beit Yaakov movement. She was attacked by a group of Arabs, raped and murdered in the same area where the last attack took place. Only after a few weeks was her body found in a nearby cave, with severe signs of violence on it. Following the attack, the IDF launched a retaliatory operation in the village from which the terrorist cell emerged. Festinger was recognized as a victim of hostilities. This is an important detail, as we will see below. It is not necessary to go far back to 1951 to detect incidents of severe sexual violence on a nationalist background. In recent years, several acts of rape and sexual assault have been committed "as part of the Palestinian national struggle," as the terrorists have defined it. However, the defense establishment makes it difficult to recognize rape as a nationalist offense, leading to the recognition of its victims as victims of hostilities that are eligible for compensation. But recently there has been a change in the matter: in a series of petitions, the courts have rejected the position of the Ministry of Defense, and ordered it to approve this recognition. This happened as a result of a stubborn struggle by some of the injured families, some of whom conducted an independent investigation to find out the background in fact - in the absence of such an investigation by the police and the GSS.

On Independence Day 2006, nine-year-old Lipaz Chimi left her home in Beit Shemesh for celebrations in the city center. Anwar Ahadush, an illegal resident of the village of Tzurif and an activist in Fatah Tanzim, seduced Chaimi into a stairwell where he raped her and murdered her with an ax. As a victim of hostilities. The family did not give up and appealed to the Tel Aviv District Court. When the family's attorney, Adv. Roni Aloni-Sudovnik, asked the terrorist at the hearing why he committed the act, he replied: "This girl will grow up tomorrow, enlist in the army and kill our children." Ahadush replied, "Because we are in a state of war." "War with a nine-year-old girl?" The judge sharpened. At lengthy hearings, Judge Dalia Ganot set a precedent, accepted the lawsuit and in 2015 ordered the Ministry of Defense to recognize the late Himei as a victim of hostilities.

That same year, this time in Jerusalem, a 13-year-old girl was standing at a bus stop at the Pisgat Ze'ev junction in Jerusalem. Four Palestinian boys from the Anata and Shuafat refugee camps emerged from behind her and pushed her down a slope on the side of the road. On the hidden slope, they beat her and raped her violently, chanting "stinking [sic] Jew" and "settler." At one point she managed to escape. Her story provoked a great public outcry, after during the trial she was asked to demonstrate to the judges how she was raped. In this case, too, the Ministry of Defense initially refused to recognize her as a victim of terrorism, as in their opinion there was no evidence that the rape was carried out for nationalist motives.

Short explanation before we continue: A hostile act is defined in the law as "harm from an act of violence whose main purpose is to harm a person due to his belonging to a national-ethnic origin, provided that it stems from the Israeli-Arab conflict." According to the law, recognition of a victim of hostilities will be accepted "in circumstances where there is a reasonable basis to believe that it is a hostile hit." Proving the national motive is not always a simple matter, and it requires significant evidence. Of course, not every sexual offense of an Arab man against a Jewish woman necessarily stems from a nationalist background, and not in any case will this question be examined at all. However, there are cases where the nationalist motive is so obvious that it is difficult to ignore it.

"In general, the Ministry of Defense refused to recognize sexual offenses as a terrorist incident under the Compensation for Victims of Hostilities Law," explains Adv. Quite a few sexual assaults on a nationalist background, and I asked for a position of principle from the Ministry of Defense on the issue. He replied in writing that there was no impediment to the Ministry of Defense recognizing a sexual assault as a terrorist incident, provided that the victim presented evidence of a nationalist motive. That is, women who have been raped or their families are supposed to conduct GSS interrogations themselves and with their own money, with private investigators and their own lawyers, where the role of the state to do so and the GSS 'role is to determine whether a particular event is nationalist and bring evidence. Families have no intelligence and investigative capabilities. If the police did not enter dubbed and did not conduct an investigation into the question of nationalist motive, it cannot be argued that no evidence of nationalist motive was found. They just were not looking for her. "In the rape at Pisgat Ze'ev, we were able to prove a nationalist motive, and the Ministry of Defense recognized it in 2017 as a victim of hostilities."

"I investigated and brought evidence. I addressed all the heads of community administrations in all the Seam Line neighborhoods in Jerusalem, I compiled affidavits on similar cases, and thus proved that there is a phenomenon here whose rationale is to intimidate Jewish women in public space, on so-called 'occupied land'. I had to go through Palestinian media, articles on Palestinian websites and textbooks of the PA myself, and I proved that there is a wild incitement, encouraged by the PA or its closing its eyes, to see Israel's actions as a 'rape' of the Palestinian people. Aqsa is described as a woman being raped by an IDF soldier, or the land of 'Palestine' in the form of a woman whose IDF soldier takes off her pants a moment before she is raped. And the Palestinian people, you are creating incitement to rape back. "

In 2008, a 25-year-old student from Bezalel made her way to the Guy Ben-Hinnom area of Jerusalem. She worked as a tour guide, and asked to take a preliminary tour. When she arrived at the scene, several Palestinian boys surrounded her, and committed serious and severe acts on her while beating her with force. The Ministry of Defense initially refused to recognize the attack as having a nationalist background, but after almost a decade of struggle, in 2017, it withdrew it and recognized it as a victim of hostilities. This also happened thanks to the opinion of the former head of the Investigations and Intelligence Division, retired Manny Yitzhaki, who stated that "the victim was attacked because she was Jewish, and therefore this is an event whose background is nationalistic."

"There is a phenomenon here that aims to frighten Jewish women from walking around in public space on the 'occupied land.' There is a wild incitement to see Israel's actions as a 'rape' of the Palestinian people."

https://www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-5526460,00.html

Rape of 7-year-old: “Palestinian kidnapped and raped, his friends laughed”

After the indictment against a school minister for raping a 7-year-old Israeli girl, the family’s lawyer said in an interview with the Ynet studio that there were two others in the arena who laughed at the time of the incident: “It’s shocking, it should cause an earthquake.”

Elisha Ben Kimon, Alexandra Lukesh and Nir (Choco) Cohen, Published: 17.06.19

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