Shooting and crying
Expression used by Israel Defence Force soldiers
"Shooting and crying" (Hebrew: יוֹרִים וְבּוֹכִים, romanized: yorim ve bochim) is an expression used to describe books, films or other forms of media that portray soldiers expressing remorse for actions they undertook during their service. It has often been associated with a practice that some former Israel Defense Force soldiers follow.
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Shooting and crying
Expression used by Israel Defence Force soldiers
"Shooting and crying" (Hebrew: יוֹרִים וְבּוֹכִים, romanized: yorim ve bochim) is an expression used to describe books, films or other forms of media that portray soldiers expressing remorse for actions they undertook during their service. It has often been associated with a practice that some former Israel Defense Force soldiers follow.
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"Shooting and crying" (Hebrew: יוֹרִים וְבּוֹכִים, romanized: yorim ve bochim) is an expression used to describe books, films or other forms of media that portray soldiers expressing remorse for actions they undertook during their service. It has often been associated with a practice that some former Israel Defense Force soldiers follow.
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