Israeli Woman Destroys Russian Books: Censorship or Protest?

In a small town in central Israel, a woman recently took a controversial action, destroying books by Russian authors. The video shows her tearing pages from books by Dostoevsky, Chekhov, and Pushkin, expressing her strong feelings against Russian literature. She stated, "I don't want anyone reading this filth." The video has sparked debate online. Some support her actions, viewing it as a symbolic rejection of Russian culture in light of the ongoing war in Ukraine. Others criticize her actions as censorship. The incident highlights the emotional intensity surrounding the conflict and its impact beyond the battlefield.