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"'Ideology of Zionism contradicts 10 commandments of Prophet Moses': VP, Iran for Strategic Affairs". www.youtube.com/@ThePrintIndia The Print (India). 18 November 2024. Retrieved 21 November 2024. Description: 'For over 2000 years, my nation has been a symbol of peaceful coexistence among various religions, cultures, languages, dialects, races and ethnicities, supporting the oppressed, the displaced and those seeking refuge from genocide has always been a trait of my nation in its long and proud history, liberating the Jews suffering under the Babylonians over 2600 years ago, receiving Jews displaced by the Nazis and fascists during World War Two, opening its arms to millions of Afghans fleeing for an occupation and assisting Palestinians, Lebanese and Syrians displaced by aggression and apartheid' said Mohammad Javad Zarif, Vice President of Iran for Strategic Affairs in his statement on Monday.
The nunber of Palestinian casualties is under estimated
on the Wikipedia page for the Gaza - Israeli conflict, it says that 43,000 Palestinians have died in the conflict. Yet here it says 32,000.
Someone should update it for clarity 105.113.41.248 (talk) 08:43, 17 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Discussion of alleged Iranian disinformation in history section
See paragraph 3 under "History > During the Israel-Hamas war". This section discusses an alleged Iranian disinformation campaign against Israel and has the following issues:
~Seems to suggest Russia and China are meant to be understood as Iranian proxies through awkward phrasing of 1st sentence as well as explicit mention of RT and Sputnik in last sentence. Regardless of the veracity of the disinformation allegations as applied to Russia and China, it beggars belief that either state would view their actions as falling within the scope of an Iran-Israel conflict.
~The purpose of the alleged disinformation campaign is described as "accusing Israel and the United States of committing war crimes in Gaza," but it is in fact the international consensus that Israel has committed war crimes, as the linked "War crimes in the Israel-Hamas war" page correctly describes. "Disinformation" thus seems questionable word choice, at least without further qualification of what information is specifically alleged to be incorrect.
~The following sentence describes Iranian bots as having "glorified the crimes of Hamas," implicitly accepting the framing of Hamas actions as criminal, in sharp contrast to the apparent dismissal of alleged Israeli war crimes in the previous sentence as "disinformation." This is suggestive of an unacceptable editorial slant. 2603:7081:2340:109:8CED:A7AD:A5D4:D359 (talk) 09:29, 29 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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