Hey, Michael, it's General Adam from the Israel Defense Forces.

And you don't know where this is coming from and who it's being sent by and when it's being sent.

I felt this weird sense of like, who is this?

Watching you or thinking about you.

And it did become persistent ultimately.

Hey, I'm Ishi Harmon, and this is Israel's story.

As you know, we're in the midst of our wartime diaries series,

which is an attempt to collect slivers of life

during these seemingly endless and difficult days.

For almost 10 months now, we've been experiencing several different war zones.

And by that I don't just mean the north and the south, Iran and Syria, and now also, somewhat

perplexingly, Yemen. I'm mainly talking about the fact that since

October 7th, there are different kinds of battlefields. There are actual battlefields where people

fight and are wounded and killed. And then, of course, there are secondary battlefields, on college campuses,

in the court of public opinion, on social media, TV, newspapers, text messages. And while thankfully

no one has been killed on those battlefields, at least not yet, they are, in disturbing ways, no less vicious. We've

covered different aspects of this matter in various installments of wartime diaries, because

it's something so pervasive that for many it's become the haunting soundtrack of this terrible year.

But today we want to share one small story, one of countless similar ones that have crossed

our radar about trolling, virtual bullying, and Israel bashing.

Zev Levi brings us this story.

So my name is Michael Vivier. I'm 28 years old, originally from Dallas.

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