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Israel/Palestine

Mosby

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5. Calling them "illegal settlements" is also part of a narrative

Reply to moniss (Reply #3)

Fri Oct 25, 2024, 02:52 PM

Oct 2024

Because the reality is that people are building houses and apartments in disputed territory. This territory has no elected government, and probably won't in the foreseeable future.

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How Wikipedia's Pro-Hamas Editors Hijacked the Israel-Palestine Narrative [View all] Mosby Oct 2024 OP

Another snippet Mosby Oct 2024 #1

not surprised at all. Wikipedia should not be relied on for accurate information. JohnSJ Oct 2024 #2

It would also be useful if people moniss Oct 2024 #3

Calling them "illegal settlements" is also part of a narrative Mosby Oct 2024 #5

They've been declared illegal under moniss Oct 2024 #6

No such thing. Mosby Oct 2024 #7

This silly denial by the moniss Oct 2024 #8

I don't really understand what the problem is in the last paragraph. If you search for Zionism on wiki, as I just did, LymphocyteLover Oct 2024 #4

Any negative commentary is to be dumped on. Aussie105 Oct 2024 #9

apparently LymphocyteLover Oct 2024 #10