Troops keep recording their own misconduct, including smashing a statue of Jesus in Lebanon, but the army claims progress in curbing posts that fuel international criticism and risk operational security
If you live outside the US, being “anti” some group is incredibly common. Its strange that “antisemitism” is such a big deal here-- to the point that people would rather shut up about genocide to avoid the risk of being called antisemitic.
If you live outside the US, being “anti” some group is incredibly common. Its strange that “antisemitism” is such a big deal here-- to the point that people would rather shut up about genocide to avoid the risk of being called antisemitic.