Biden accuses Hamas of sexual violence, condemns actions


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During a Hanukkah reception at the White House, President Biden accused Hamas of sexual violence toward women in its attack on Israelis. Biden claimed he saw photographic evidence and referred to it as “beyond comprehension.”