Hillary Clinton's Speech on Sexual Violence Disrupted by Pro-Palestinian Protesters
The former Secretary of State's discussion on using sexual violence as a weapon of war was interrupted, sparking a debate over U.S. policies in the Middle East.
- Hillary Clinton's speech at Columbia University on conflict-related sexual violence was disrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters, leading to a tense exchange.
- The protesters accused Clinton of supporting policies that have harmed people in the Middle East, particularly Palestinians, and labeled her a 'war criminal'.
- Clinton and Sheryl Sandberg discussed the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war, emphasizing the need for accountability and international support to prevent it.
- Critics argue that the event ignored the sexual violence against Palestinians and accused organizers of exploiting the issue for political gain.
- The disruptions highlight the ongoing debate over U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and the complex interplay between gender violence and international politics.