What Anti-Israel Media - Times UK Randomly (But Revealingly) Vicious
They really just can't help themselves - even against ostensible left-wingers:
On the left, the surprise emergence of the new Pensioners Party is a sign of how domestic issues surfaced, in an election largely dominated by discussion of Palestinian-Israeli security issues. Gil (Age) is headed by Rafi Eitan, a 79-year-old fomer Mossad chief who ran a sophisticated spying operation against the United States - supposedly Israel’s closest ally - through the US Navy analyst Jonathan Pollard, who was convicted of spying for Israel in the 1980s.
"Supposedly Israel's closest ally" - you'd think that the Times UK could have used some of that famed British charm to hide their fangs for the length of an article. But no.
On the left, the surprise emergence of the new Pensioners Party is a sign of how domestic issues surfaced, in an election largely dominated by discussion of Palestinian-Israeli security issues. Gil (Age) is headed by Rafi Eitan, a 79-year-old fomer Mossad chief who ran a sophisticated spying operation against the United States - supposedly Israel’s closest ally - through the US Navy analyst Jonathan Pollard, who was convicted of spying for Israel in the 1980s.
"Supposedly Israel's closest ally" - you'd think that the Times UK could have used some of that famed British charm to hide their fangs for the length of an article. But no.
