IDF Issues New Press Rules To Protect Soldiers’ Identities In Light of ‘Antisemitic Campaign’ To Arrest Them Abroad
There have been at least dozen complaints filed against Israeli troops for alleged war crimes when they were traveling, including in Sri Lanka, Thailand, Belgium, the Netherlands, Serbia, Ireland, and Cyprus.
After an Israeli soldier on a “dream trip” was forced to flee Brazil fearing arrest, the Israel Defense Forces is taking new measures to shield the identities of its troops in light of anti-Israel groups’ efforts to have them arrested when they are traveling abroad.
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