I didn't think I'd ever read a programming tutorial on string matching Tu-95 take-offs and Kalibr launches in anything but a fictional setting, holy shit it feels so surreal. Like a modding guide for Cold Waters or something.

This has been part of normal life in Israel for decades, but for some unfathomable reason Western media tend to portrait Israel in a negative light, if at all. (I am neither Israeli nor Jewish.)

Just like in the Russia-Ukraine conflict civilians get bombed on either side every day, but only one side is ever mentioned. But it's a truly black-and-white situation and a fight of pure good against pure evil, so who cares about them, right.

> Western media tend to portrait Israel in a negative light

Western media bend over backwards to report the official Israeli spin on events as often as possible and they still end up looking bad, mostly because people can get information from non-MSM sources as well.

The problem with the Palestine conflict is that there are way more than just two sides involved. People keep overlooking Iran. And the Syria disaster.

Western media bends over backwards to post anything Hamas says as facts.

The counterintuitive bit is that a lot of western support for Israel also comes from neo-nazis who see Zionism as a perfect way to effortlessly remove the Jewish population from their home country and move it to Israel, like it's some sort of faraway colonial gulag.

neo-nazis like old-nazis were always anti-Zionism.