A United Nations envoy visiting Israel has called on alleged victims of reported sexual assault during the October 7 attack by Hamas to come forward. Pramila Patten, the UN envoy for sexual violence in conflict, was in Israel to collect details on the allegations. In a message to the alleged victims released by the Israeli president's office, Patten said: "Please come forward, please break your silence." Upon arriving, Patten met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog. Patten's visit was announced earlier this month by the United Nations, with the secretary-general's spokesman Stephane Dujarric saying she also intended to meet with recently released hostages. It came a
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