Misogyny exists everywhere. But we're usually quick to call it out.
Only when it's Islamic misogyny do we fall silent, excusing it as a cultural issue.
These were the chaotic scenes yesterday as Arbel Yehoud was escorted by fighters from Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad to a waiting Red Cross vehicle in the southern Gaza Strip.
Growing up in a deeply religious household in Pakistan, my sisters and I were used to the daily inequalities that marked domestic life under conservative Islam.
Over the past 18 months, Abdulmohsen has targeted me with threatening messages. Nothing I saw in them ever gave me an inkling he was planning to commit this terrible crime.