Social media users berated White House officials after they shared an image of what appeared to be special forces in Israel without censoring their faces.
The White House took serious heat on social media Thursday for posting an image of President Biden meeting with U.S. troops in Israel without obscuring their identities. Though the White House account deleted the photo soon after sharing it on Instagram, X users ripped Biden’s team for the dangerous mistake, accusing the administration of 'compromising' the troops’ identities while they were in Israel defending U.S. interests in wake of Hamas’ terrorist attack on the U.S. allied country.
U.S. military veteran and author Sean Parnell appeared shocked by the post, writing, 'Holy God. Biden doxed Delta. This without question puts a target on them & their families.' Fox News contributor Sara Carter wrote, 'Is the White House really this stupid or are they just trying to get people targeted? This is totally unacceptable…These operators are required to maintain a level of discretion that this administration has completely disregarded.
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