None.
They all made it clear that sexual abuse and rape occurred, though it has been very difficult to gather evidence because of how bodies were not initially
recovered by trained experts in pathology and the dead cannot speak easily without this.
The last one in the Times, importantly, included the grave warning of the very possible rape and sexual abuse of the young female hostages still held by Hamas and emphasises the importance of getting them out.
They did point, however, how some alleged instances of particular atrocities, about which the news spread exponentially, never happened.
They also said that no evidence had been found/shown by Israel to prove, as Israel had alleged, that Hamas gave out a written order ( which Israel had seen) for all those involved Oct 7 to rape systematically. Neither the written orders, or testimonies from female survivors, are there to show systematic mass rape. And, some assumed rapes, based on the untrained assumptions and understanding of the first responding, religious body gatherers, had been later found to have been mistaken.
Reports also pointed out that some of the refuted incidences of atrocity and rape, nevertheless became Israel’s propaganda cornerstone, while, while at the same time Israel had denied real, legally significant investigations into the sexual abuse and rape of Israeli women at the hands of Hamas (thereby letting them, their own, down badly); and denied investigation into the credible allegations of the sexual abuse of Palestinians at the hands of Israel.
To reiterate, the reports I have seen (Haaretz, AP, The Times) which refuted, or tempered, certain much propagandised allegations, say no rape happened.