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Published 7 months ago

White House accidentally identifies likely special ops forces during Biden Israel visit

  • The White House apologized for posting an unblurred photo of President Biden meeting special operations forces in Israel.
  • The photo showed Biden shaking hands with "first responders" who are likely special operations personnel.
  • The White House deleted the photo immediately and expressed regret for the error.
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Times of IndiaTimes of India

Israel Hamas Conflict: White House reveals identities of US special operators; deletes Instagram post

The Biden administration made an Instagram blunder by revealing the identities of US special operators working on a mission to rescue hostages held by Hamas terrorists. A photo posted on the White House's Instagram account showed President Biden with a member of the Army's elite counter-terrorism unit, but also exposed the faces of three other Delta Force fighters.

7 months ago·India
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Daily ExpressDaily Express

White House slammed after posting photo doxxing US special forces in Israel

The photo - which appeared to show Joe Biden with identifiable US troops in Israel - was quickly deleted by the White House after being posted to social media.

7 months ago·United Kingdom
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

White House deletes photos of special forces aiding Hamas hostage situation one hour after posting

The White House posted a photo on its official Instagram account showing President Joe Biden shaking hands with a member of the Delta Force

7 months ago·New Delhi, India
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New York PostNew York Post

White House posts – then deletes – photo outing special operators

The Biden administration admitted Thursday that it had accidentally outed the identities of several US special operators working to help Israel find and rescue hostages taken by Hamas terrorists.

7 months ago·New York, United States
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Washington ExaminerWashington Examiner

White House accidentally identifies likely special ops forces during Biden Israel visit

The White House communications team has apologized after posting a photograph on Instagram of President Joe Biden meeting in Israel with suspected U.S. special operations forces that did not blur out the service members’ faces, a deviation from previous practices.

7 months ago·Washington, United States
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WIONWION

White House faces backlash for accidentally revealing identities of US troops in Israel

The White House faced criticism after it shared an image of President Joe Biden meeting with US troops in Israel as the photo revealed the identities of the soldiers who were helping in the hostage situation.  The image showed Biden shaking hands with a soldier of the Delta Force, which is the US Army's elite counter-terrorism unit.  The post was deleted just an hour after it was posted and since then, the photo has received more than 6,100 like…

7 months ago·Noida, India
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