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.