Some people do but those are usually smaller voices from a smaller audience.when gal gadot says something nice about idf there's definitely some backlash (rightfully so if you ask me), but no one seems to care that stephen colbert visits the troops in iraq or afghanistan (just to drop the first example that comes to mind). to me there definitely seems to be a vibe that you can still label military and police institutions as being strictly good or bad if they're foreign enough, but our own institutions get more "shades of grey" evaluation.
It is far more convenient for people to boycott other peoples' military/police institutions than their own, thanks to decades of pro-military, pro-police propaganda.
People will cry bloody murder if China does military exercises somewhere but when America sends her freedom loving troops to shoot brown people it's often "hoo-rah, America fuck yeah". Rare is the person who's a universal anti-imperialist.