@dailydosefaz: On June 8, 1967, during the Six-Day War, the USS Liberty, an unarmed U.S. Navy technical research ship patrolling in international waters off the Sinai Peninsula, was brutally ambushed by Israeli fighter jets and motor torpedo boats in a prolonged, multi-wave assault. The attackers raked the vessel with 30mm cannon fire, rockets, and napalm before blasting a 39-foot hole in its hull with a torpedo, killing 34 American servicemen and wounding 171 others. Despite massive structural damage, burning decks, and jammed communications, the surviving crew—led by a severely wounded Captain William McGonagle—heroically kept the ship afloat while Israeli forces later claimed the incident was a tragic case of mistaken identity. Though official investigations by both nations accepted the "error" explanation, the sheer duration of the attack and the fact that the American flag was clearly flying have fueled decades of intense controversy, with survivors and critics fiercely maintaining that the high-tech spy ship was deliberately targeted to keep America blind to Israel's wartime operations. #sonnyfaz

Izet Mujkić :

Why did America continue to help Israeli killers after that

Riskeeee :

400 years and 17 middle eastern countrys still havent been able to bring little old Israel Down, who's protecting them ???😇

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R :

More people should listen to him ❤️

Zakarinho :

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Nedimbey :

absolutely it's COMMING, just patience, we wait changing generation, Gen Z or -30 people, TO grow up na take his places in usa politics. then whit pisrael is done,finish

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Muhamet Demhasaj :

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boulbouleh :

Bravo

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1stockTiguan :

Mistake in battle is a common thing, how many times has a fighter jet fired at another plane? 23 people were killed due to mistaken identification by the US military who fired at its forces