Why investigating sexual violence on Oct. 7 is likely to be a long, difficult process

Israeli police and the United Nations are looking into widespread reports of brutal sexual violence during Hamas's invasion of Israel on Oct. 7, an attack that set off the deadliest fighting between the groups in decades. Experts say investigating these reports will likely take years, if not longer, and justice may look different than what people might imagine.

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