The US Secretary of Defense, Beit Higseth, sparked widespread interaction between activists on social media who circulated pictures of him and the tattoo (tattoo) drawn on his right arm, in which he wrote in Arabic “an infidel”.
The images circulated by the American minister in a post on his page on the X (previously Twitter) platform, on Tuesday, saying: “I finished my day with the warriors of the SDVT-1 in the common PH .. These soldiers are the spearhead, experts in hiding, enduring and killing … America’s enemies fear them, while our allies trust them .. They are proud to spend time with the best American soldiers.”
It is noteworthy that the American minister was previously caused by a stir, including a cruciate cross, an interactive, as a symbol used by the fanatics of white nationalism, which Higseth responded with previous statements to the Fox News network during an interview to promote his book in June: “In the end, I considered that I am extremist or white national. Because of the tattoo that I carried by two leaders in two units, pointing out that the tattoo is a religious tattoo, explaining that it is the “Jerusalem Cross”, also known as the “Crusader Cross” or “Crusader Cross”.
It is noteworthy that this symbol still holds religious and historical importance, as the Crusader cross is on the flag of Georgia, but the right -wing extremist groups seized it, and used it to represent an ideological anti -Muslims, according to the Anti -Defamation Association and the Center for Southern Law, two organizations that study hate groups.
