PNN – A female Zionist immigrant has exposed details regarding the sexual abuse of women within the Israeli regime’s immigrant-hosting kibbutzim.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; the Maariv newspaper revealed in a report published this Monday—following Eville Malum’s disclosure that she was a victim of sexual assault at Kibbutz Givat Saar—that efforts are underway to prevent further details from coming to light, with the Israeli police reportedly colluding with the perpetrators in this matter.
According to this Zionist media outlet, following the public disclosure of the matter, significant efforts—both direct and indirect—are underway to prevent further information regarding the issue from coming to light.
In another part of its report, Maariv notes that Malul is a member of the kibbutz—which is set to celebrate its centennial this year—having returned two years ago after living abroad for years, in order to care for his ailing mother.
She told Maariv: I lived in Australia for years. I am speaking with you today because I seek justice; I am not looking for fame, but rather want to expose this practice, because if I remain silent, nothing there will change.
However, after recounting the woman’s story, Maariv wrote that although a month has passed since the complaint was filed, officials continue to state that the investigation is ongoing—a situation to which Malul strongly objects. She says that from the very first day, investigators refused to cooperate with her; indeed, a week after she submitted her complaint, she was asked to appear to give a statement, and the entire process was wrapped up in less than an hour.
Since then, I have repeatedly tried to contact the investigators to provide them with additional information I have recalled, but they have refused to meet with me; I do not feel safe at all.
It is worth noting that in her complaint, this Zionist woman stated she had been raped and subjected to abuse by several members of the kibbutz; however, the authorities’ indifference suggests that this appears to be a common practice within the kibbutz.