A reader sent me this: "As'ad....
The entire article is based on "evidence" only from his family as to why this dude is not a spy. But it's really weird, because everything they're stating totally paints him into the perfect spy (which American Jew moves to Israel, volunteers in the army to fight on the front lines with Hizbollah, and then joins the Egyptian protesters "inciting them to riot" against authorities there?) They must really think we're all really stupid...of course his family and friends deny that he's spy, what else would they do? Why is the entire article based on their testimony...is this supposed to be journalism??"
The entire article is based on "evidence" only from his family as to why this dude is not a spy. But it's really weird, because everything they're stating totally paints him into the perfect spy (which American Jew moves to Israel, volunteers in the army to fight on the front lines with Hizbollah, and then joins the Egyptian protesters "inciting them to riot" against authorities there?) They must really think we're all really stupid...of course his family and friends deny that he's spy, what else would they do? Why is the entire article based on their testimony...is this supposed to be journalism??"
