'Jew must be kidding...RT News? Russian garbage propaganda mouthpiece. I don't think Sherri's ever posted a single article from a legitimate source. Ha ha ha.
"IDF training exercises in villages and even in Palestinian civilians’ houses are 'a breach of the basic principles of international and humanitarian laws,' an Israeli NGO claims. The IDF’s lawyers claim that the drills are perfectly legal, however.
"Investigative reports by Israeli NGO Yesh Din have described scenes of military operations on civilian homes or in close proximity to a Palestinian cemetery that sound like they could be part of a Hollywood action movie. But the exercises are real, and are carried out by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on a regular basis. "
Duck and cover: Israeli army drills in populated Palestinian areas are ?legal? ? IDF ? RT News
RT News, The Bullshit Network
RT, previously known as Russia Today, is an international multilingual Russian-based television network. It is registered as a non-profit organization funded by the federal budget of Russia through the Federal Agency on Press and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation.
Russians also have been critical of RT. Former KGB officer Konstantin Preobrazhensky criticized RT as "a part of the Russian industry of misinformation and manipulation".Andrey Illarionov, former advisor to Vladimir Putin, has labeled the channel as "the best Russian propaganda machine targeted at the outside world. On the other hand, prominent Russian officials such as Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov are strong advocates of RT."
James Kirchick in The New Republic accused the network of "often virulent anti-Americanism, worshipful portrayal of Russian leaders."[134] Ed Lucas wrote in The Economist (quoted in Al Jazeera) that the core of RT was "anti-Westernism." Julia Ioffe wrote "Often, it seemed that Russia Today was just a way to stick it to the U.S. from behind the façade of legitimate newsgathering."[28] Shaun Walker wrote in The Independent that RT "has made a name for itself as a strident critic of US policy." David Weigel writes that RT goes further than merely creating distrust of the United States government, to saying, in effect: "You can trust the Russians more than you can trust those bastards."
Russian studies professor Stephen F. Cohen stated in 2012 that RT does a lot of stories that "reflect badly" on the United States and that they are "particularly aggrieved by American sermonizing abroad." Thus RT compares stories about Russia allowing mass protests of the 2011–2012 Russian election protests with those of U.S. authorities nationwide arresting members of the Occupy movement. Cohen states that despite the pro-Kremlin slant, "any intelligent viewer can sort this out. I doubt that many idiots find their way to RT."
RT has been accused of being anti-Israel by some Jewish and Israeli sources. The main claims are that it's too one sided and unbalanced in its reports (accusing Israel of using "Hitler methods", etc.) - which once led to a complaint made by Israel's foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman to Putin at their official meeting.
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