Israel’s starvation denial is an Orwellian farce
The Israeli ‘hasbara’ cannot disprove the obvious, but it can obfuscate and exhaust.
The Israeli ‘hasbara’ cannot disprove the obvious, but it can obfuscate and exhaust.
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