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Einav Bobalil can reassure: April 24 is not really "rape day" - voila! Sheee

2023-04-21T02:19:13.941Z


As part of the dangerous Tiktok challenges, an evil prank disturbs the peace of mothers and children around the world. International Rape Day falls on April 24


In April 2021, a hoax called "National Rape Day" went viral on TikTok, and videos announcing it received millions of views. The claim was that on April 24, 2021, men could rape women and go unpunished.

Some of the videos allegedly reported large groups of men organizing to sexually assault women en masse.



Right now, the same hoax is resurfacing - on the same social media platform, which seems unable or unwilling to control the event, the one that causes many parents of girls, and of course the girls themselves, anxiety.



48 out of 50 TikTok videos under the hashtag "#April24" contained baseless information, and the hoax was further legitimized by poor media coverage, which increased the panic, as well as reactions from some law enforcement personnel (police officers) who chose to take the videos seriously.



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There was also panic in Israel.

A follower of Einav Bobalil appealed to her:


"Einavi Peliz, I am anxiously a mother of 4! Spread the word that you have a challenge on Tiktok, Monday 4/24, rape day. Boys are allowed to rape as many girls as they want and wherever they want. My 2 daughters have been anxious since Monday and have not left the house."



Well, Einav Bobalil can calm down the follower - this is a stupid, cruel and unfunny prank.

There is no such day in April, everything is fine.

And if you come across such a message, here's what to do:

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Instagram Einav Bobalil (photo: screenshot, Instagram)

  • Do not forward messages on this topic to prevent exposure of more children to the topic

  • Avoid sharing and spreading the messages, which become viral, to reduce unnecessary panic among both the minors and the parents

  • To avoid cases of receiving messages of this kind, it is recommended to adhere to the privacy rules of both the parents and the children [refer to our advice for maintaining privacy]

  • In case of exposure to messages on the subject, it is important to follow the recommendations: do not cooperate with the originator of the message and do not respond to the request, take a screenshot [refer to our guide for documenting network offenses and offensive content], share with parents, a family member, a teacher or another significant figure.

    And of course you can contact the hotline 105 during all hours of the day so that the hotline will work to locate the contents and remove them

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  • On the other hand, it should be noted, April is actually Sexual Assault Awareness Month, dedicated to support, education, prevention and healing from sexual assault.

  • If you have fallen victim to sexual violence, there is someone to contact: the emergency lines for victims of sexual assault 1202, and for victims of sexual assault 1203

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Source: walla

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