SAEDNEWS: These days, with news about weapons transfers, base evacuations, and media shows, efforts are being made to depict Iranian society as inflamed. But the reality is that the enemy has lost the ability to continue the war and only seeks, through psychological warfare, to target the peace of the people.
According to the political service of Saeed News quoting Fars, the 'Mint Press News' outlet reported on the subject that Israel uses gender and sexual scenes as a tool for propaganda and whitewashing war crimes. This is done through media campaigns and active accounts on social networks, where female soldiers are displayed in a provocative manner.
The report stated that this phenomenon is not accidental, but rather part of an official strategy supported by the Israeli government. Its goal is to divert attention from images of killings and destruction in Gaza, and to attract young men through sexual content. In this content, Israeli military identity is linked with sexual appeal to normalize the crimes of the army.
The report emphasized that as Israel’s attacks continue, dozens of accounts affiliated with the army of this regime are active on social networks, each with hundreds of thousands or millions of followers. The Israeli government has legitimized these accounts and introduced them as tools for 'youth recruitment.'
Since the start of the war on October 7, 2023, most social media users have witnessed the destruction of civilian infrastructure in Gaza. But at the same time, many young men encountered another face of the Israeli army; accounts with names such as 'Israeli Army Girls' or 'Hot Army Girls,' which have many followers and publish sexual content alongside promoting being a soldier.
Some Israeli female soldiers also have personal accounts. The most famous is Natalia Fadeev, who works in the military police and operates under the alias 'Gun Waifu.' She publishes sexual images along with slogans in support of Israel and has attracted millions of followers. On TikTok alone, before her account was suspended, she had 2.7 million followers.
In her content, she both spreads hate against Muslims and denies Israel’s crimes. For example, she wrote: 'We’re going to capture some Muslims,' or elsewhere she asked her male audience: 'Look into my eyes, do you really think I could commit war crimes?'
These sexual displays are not limited to social networks. Israeli media also publish provocative images when reporting the death of some female soldiers. For instance, an Israeli journalist, in a note about the death of 'Karin Vernikov'—who was killed in the October 7 attack—published a picture of her wearing tight sportswear, showing her body in a sexualized way before the camera.
