This is like watching someone hold up a photograph of a crime scene, then complaining that the photographer didn't take the time to identify with the killer.
the Atlantic is frustrated that NAZA does not "ask its viewers to identify" with Israeli war criminals- This is like watching someone hold up a photograph of a crime scene, then complaining that the photographer didn't take the time to identify with the killer.
Except this documentary is made by Israelis so who is that writer to tell an Israeli who IS reflecting on what THEY believe is Israeli when they show all these atrocities????
Or watching a Holocaust movie and complaining that the filmmakers didn't identify with the nazis.
