Noémie Halioua is a journalist, head of the international service at Facteur. She co-wrote
The New Anti-Semitism in France
(ed. Albin Michel, 2018), wrote
The Sarah Halimi Affair
(ed. du Cerf, 2018) and
One Against the Others - Sarcelles, from Living Together to Living Separately
(ed. deer).
His latest essay:
Terror even beneath our sheets
(ed. Plon, 2024).
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Radical feminism is not only a machine for excluding women and men on the basis of a search for purity specific to totalitarianism.
It is also a gigantic enterprise of laundering the most cruel and inhumane terrorist actions in the history of humanity.
Thus, during a round table which took place in the Paris suburbs this Sunday, the philosopher Judith Butler declared that the bloodbath of October 7 was
“an act of armed resistance”
.
She described the Hamas attack as an
“uprising”
, to the applause of an enamored public, including three deputies from La France Insoumise who will go down in history for the wrong reasons: Thomas Portes, Danièle Obono and Younous Omarjee.
Thus, Judith Butler joins the large family of tartuffes in petticoats, who moved, on October 7, from “MeToo” to “Yes but”.
That is to say, from absolute pitch to profound deafness towards the suffering of women, as long as they had Israeli nationality.
Those who revealed the extent of the hypocrisy of their feminist fight and their inhumanity in the face of what the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, described as “the greatest anti-Semitic massacre of our century”.
The day after this little escapade, a UN report appeared which confirmed what so many testimonies had corroborated.
On October 7, hundreds of Palestinians were not content with killing families, adolescents and children in cold blood.
They mutilated and raped young women in meetings, including some on the site of the NOVA festival, where progressive youth had come to dance in favor of peace.
“Clear and convincing information that some have suffered various forms of conflict-related sexual violence, including rape and sexualized torture, as well as sexualized cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment
,” explained Pramila Patten, UN special representative on sexual violence during conflicts, during a press conference.
She also reports that there is a strong chance that these abuses will continue to take place against those who are still detained in the jails of the terrorist organization, while humanitarian convoys enter the enclave to relieve the captured population. between two fires.
The Islamists in power since 2007, whom Judith Butler describes as resistant, would be the first to attack his life, his security and his freedom, as they do with many Palestinian homosexuals.
Noémie Halioua
We must understand: Judith Butler is not a feminist who preaches to her friends within the four walls of her apartment.
She is the instigator of “gender theory”, muse of the queer movement, one of the most famous philosophers of the time, an academic reference.
Its influence is global.
To the ridiculous and depressive blue-haired radicals, she is considered a living god.
We prostrate ourselves before her as before the grand vizier Iznogoud when passing in front of his palace.
With a few others, Judith Butler embodies the expression widely used on social networks of “Chicken for KFC” or “turkeys who cheer Thanksgiving”, describing through humor these activists who are suffering from Stockholm syndrome to the point of defend their tormentors.
Judith Butler, who deals extensively with her lesbianism in her work, would suffer the worst abuse if she lived in Gaza.
The Islamists in power since 2007, the very ones she describes as resistant, would be the first to attack her life, her security and her freedom, as they do with many Palestinian homosexuals.
As recently as last year, the Hamas movement issued a statement condemning the Gay Pride parade held in Jerusalem, which its steering committee called “deplorable.”
“We strongly condemn the fact that the fascist occupation authorities authorize the organization of a provocative march for “homosexuals”, who must wander the streets of occupied Jerusalem
,” judged in a press release Abdul Latif al-Qanou , Hamas spokesperson.
Human rights violations and the use of torture against LGBT citizens in the Gaza Strip are more than documented.
This is also one of those very specific situations where Israel agrees to grant citizenship to Gazans through visas renewable every three months.
An office in the Knesset (Israeli parliament) is dedicated exclusively to this issue.
Through these positions, Judith Butler embodies this feminism which does not care about the suffering of women as long as it advances its political agenda, but even more, which defends retrograde traditions which endanger the freedom of women and minorities sexual.
Her support for Palestinian terrorism, now publicly recorded, makes this feminist icon a true enemy of women.