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1. Part of the “Background” section of the “Israel-Hamas war” Wikipedia article states: “Numerous commentators have identified the broader context of Israeli occupation as a cause of the war.” These “commentators” are mostly anti-Israel figures, in my opinion.

1. Part of the “Background” section of the “Israel-Hamas war” Wikipedia article states: “Numerous commentators have identified the broader context of Israeli occupation as a cause of the war.” These “commentators” are mostly anti-Israel figures, in my opinion.

2. Adding “anti-imperialism” into Hamas’ list of ideologies and removing “antisemitism” in the Hamas Wikipedia article’s infobox.

2. Adding “anti-imperialism” into [[Hamas]]’ list of ideologies and removing “antisemitism” in the Hamas Wikipedia article’s infobox.

3. Treating the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry’s numbers as being reliable.

3. Treating the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry’s numbers as being reliable.

4. Considering Mondoweiss, an anti-Zionist site, a “marginally reliable” source.

4. Considering Mondoweiss, an anti-Zionist site, a “marginally reliable” source.

5. The Wikipedia article on the UCLA pro-Hamas encampment states that Jessica Seinfeld and Bill Ackman donated to pro-Israel counterprotesters involved in the violence on the night of April 30-May 1. Their denials are not included in the article.

5. The Wikipedia article on the UCLA pro-Hamas encampment [falsely] states that Jessica Seinfeld and [[Bill Ackman]] "donated" [sic] to pro-Israel counterprotesters involved in the violence on the night of April 30-May 1. '''Their denials''' are not included in the article.

6. Excluding the Oct. 7 massacre from the “List of Islamist terrorist attacks” Wikipedia article because it’s “original research.”

6. Excluding the Oct. 7 massacre from the “List of Islamist terrorist attacks” Wikipedia article because it’s “original research.”

7. On Wikipedia’s main page on May 7, the “Did you know” section stated that “Walid Daqqa wrote several works of prison literature, including a children’s novel about a boy who uses magical olive oil to visit his imprisoned father.” Daqqa’s conviction for commanding a terror cell that brutally murdered an Israeli soldier is not mentioned.</small></blockquote></ref> through 2024.

7. On Wikipedia’s main page on May 7, the “Did you know” section stated that “Walid Daqqa wrote several works of prison literature, including a children’s novel about a boy who uses magical olive oil to visit his imprisoned father.” Daqqa’s conviction for commanding a terror cell that brutally murdered an Israeli soldier is not mentioned.</small></blockquote></ref> through 2024.