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The reference to Isaiah 40:31 in the article Aliyah suggests a difference from that contained in the King James Version of the Old Testament. Is there a difference? Can you help me. Many thanks. See Talk:Aliyah. Trahelliven (talk) 01:53, 19 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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I noticed this edit, which adds some information to the article Artillery Corps. Firstly, by "produced" did you mean "locally produced"? Because right now I don't quite understand what it means. Also, the source seems to be some kind of RSS feed (or something), which I can't seem to be able to access. Can you? —Ynhockey(Talk)12:30, 23 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Hi! I went on the Germans page and saw that on the collage they put Einstein and Marx, who were obviously not German. I opened a discussion on the topic on the talk page, and I got a bunch of Germans saying Jews are not an ethnic group but a religion. Could you join the discussion and help explain them that Jews are an ethnic group and Einstein (who identified as a Jew) and Marx are Jewish.
Umm, this IS the Nazi definition of German you are following. Maybe you want to go look in the mirror and see if you are the true Nazi. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 46.208.20.75 (talk) 16:34, 26 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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I don't normally see citations for dates of birth at the intro to an article in parenthesis, and her DOB is already listed at her official Knesset website page which is in the External Links section. I find this rather unusual, but if you insist, I'll remove her Knesset biography from the External Links section and turn it into an inline citation.--RM (Be my friend) 23:50, 8 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]
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Regarding this: "I'm expanding this, and I'm also going to add material from an old section in the 1948 Arab-Israeli War article about British diplomacy in support of the Arabs"
I must have removed most of the material that you added because it is a WP:FRINGE point of view that British would have supported the Arabs against Israel. That's part of the propaganda on this period.
British supported Abdallah's plan to conquer the Arab side of Palestine and therefore they was "opposed" to Egypt and to Palestinians. Even this was made with limitation given the embargo harmed only the Arabs and despite everybody knews it didn't affect Israel they maintainted this.
I am ready to collaborate with you on this topic but this must 1st be done on a talk page before introducing material in any article.
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Sudanese human rights activist Simon Deng, writing for the Gatestone Institute, has criticized Desmond Tutu for referring to Israel as an apartheid state, stating that Arabs in Israel enjoy a variety of rights that blacks in apartheid-era South Africa did not, including the right to vote, and that Palestinians are only stopped at checkpoints to prevent attacks. Deng asks why Tutu criticizes Israel for apartheid policies it does not have, but ignores what Deng believes to be actual apartheid practices in other countries such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, and especially his own country Sudan.[1]
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Hello Reenem. Was wondering how you know so much about Shimi Tavori? There were a few details in the article which only a few people know about, such as his son Daniel playing drums on one of his records. Thanks for your input.
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Hebrew Wikipedia was my main source, along with Israeli news. This was my source for Daniel Tavori playing the drum on one of his records. I literally put the citation in the article. It's been reported in the media, not exactly a secret.--RM (Be my friend) 17:05, 17 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]
You really need to provide some references for the "crime family" stuff in Inbal Gavrieli's article. And could you not leave bare url as references? Cheers, Number5712:29, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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I understand your edit, but could you please search a source for IDF, PLO and Syrian casualties during the siege? Leaving only the civilian Lebanese casualties gives the false impresion that there were no military casualties. Thanks.--יניב הורון (talk) 17:33, 12 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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Btw - 127 sections? Time to archive some of one's talk page?Trafford09 (talk) 22:14, 16 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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No it wasn't. I assumed that there would be few problems using it here if it was already used on Hebrew Wikipedia. If you're not sure perhaps asking the original uploader is in order.--RM (Be my friend) 11:34, 1 November 2018 (UTC)[reply]
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I see that User:Alarics mentioned this to you 7 years ago and it's disappointing to see that you are still just adding Google books urls as references. What someone sees when they look at the link depends on what part of the world they live in, and thus they do not give enough information to verify it or even see if it's a reliable source. When you cite books you must provide title, author, publisher, date of publication and page numbers. It's easy to do, see Help:Referencing for beginners. It's vital that you do that and I've reverted some of your edits where you haven't. You also are not leaving edit summaries, and if editors don't understand why you made the changes you made and aren't sure if they are an improvement, it's reasonable for them to revert them. I'll leave a message below about edit summaries.
Did I just add the book without a direct link to the page? My bad, I typically link to the page inside the book in Google Books where the thing I want mentioned in the article is mentioned. I'll take a closer look and try to add in more info like title and author as well. I don't recall the conversation from 7 years ago, in any event I'll see what I can do about that, in the vast majority of Google Book sources I've used I linked to directly within the book.--RM (Be my friend) 14:28, 21 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]
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The discussion thread is already off on a thousand tangents, so I thought I would bring my question here. You wrote: "Funny how you argue the fallacy of division when right above you were comparing the situation in the West Bank to the bantustans of South Africa, implying that they were similar to what is going on in the West Bank."
I am struggling to understand how that is a fallacy of division?
You kept arguing that calling these bantustans isn't necessarily calling Israel an apartheid state, that doing so is a fallacy of division (despite the fact that this argument is nearly always brought up when people want to compare Israel to an apartheid state). Then when someone tells you that the term "areas under Palestinian rule" is imperfect but better than bantustans, you go on to imply that actually Area A is closer to South African bantustans.--RM (Be my friend) 11:23, 4 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
You said that it's fallacy of division to assume just because you called these enclaves bantustans then it's apartheid, and then you heavily implied you think the situation is pretty close to how it was in South Africa.--RM (Be my friend) 12:11, 4 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
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Hey, I’m from Israel
Some of the information isn’t true..
9 deaths and 500+ wounded
And in Gaza 100 of the deaths were actually terrorists
It’s important to mention that Hamas sent 1800 rockets to Israel and 300 lended in Gaza, so Israel didn’t kill innocent children. The IDF tells them to leave they just don’t...
The rockets I’m getting on a daily basis are war crimes.! Israel hasn’t done any war crimes.!
I’m currently sitting in a bomb shelter, in fear. And yes, it’s not Gaza, it’s Israel. Israel is under attack.
And the media is only showing one side and people are stupid enough to believe that. Seagull2000 (talk) 14:57, 14 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
"Israel didn’t kill innocent children. The IDF tells them to leave they just don’t..." This editor might benefit from reading our article on Dehumanization, and perhaps getting therapy.
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Hey Reenem. I need to ask u a question about edit that u did almost four years. ago but first of all, do you speak Hebrew? since your an Israeli I assume that you can understand Hebrew and if I right it would be easier for me to explain my question in Hebrew... Benbaruch (talk) 23:46, 28 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Hebrew: הבנתי, אז הנה השאלה: בערך עליו באנגלית כתבת שהבית שלו ועוד 10 בתים היו בסכנת הריסה ובסוף כל הבתים נהרסו חוץ מביתו של קליין אבל כשבדקתי את המקורות לפסקה בשניים הראשונים כתוב שהבתים בסכנה, ולא יותר מזה, והשלישי מביא אותי לעיתון של אתמול (לעיתון האחרון של ישראל היום שיצא) אבל בויקיפדיה העברית, בערך על עלי, היישוב שבו הוא התגורר כתוב כככה:"במאי 2011 הודיעה המדינה על כוונתה להכשיר את הבתים ולהשאיר שטח חלופי לצורך פיצוי אם יימצא טוען לבעלות על הקרקע (על פי הצעתו של דן מרגלית)" לא ברור אם רק הבית שלו הוסדר וכל שאר הבתים נהרסו ולכן רציתי לשאול אותך אתמול אם אולי אתה זוכר אם במקור של ישראל היום היה כתוב שהבתים נהרסו כדי לתקן את מה שכתוב בויקיפדיה העברית אבל עכשיו מצאתי את המקור הזה (שיצא ב-2015; אותה שנה שבה כתבת בעריכה שלך שכל הבתים חוץ מביתו של קליין נהרסוׁׁׁׂׂ) כתוב שבית אחר בשכונה נהרס אבל כל הבתים שהיו בסכנת הריסה, כולל ביתו של קליין (שאלמנתו גרה עם אלמנתו של רס"ן אלירז פרץ) הוסדרו ולכן אני עכשיו שואל יכול להיות שהתבלבלת בין שתי ההריסות וטעית ושכל שאר בתים בשכונה כולל הבית של רועי קליין לא נהרסו? ובית אחר נהרס ב-2015 ומה שכתבת לא נכון? אתה יכול לענות לי באנגלית אם זה נוח לך יותר, אני מבין אנגלית טוב מאוד אבל מתקשה קצת בכתיבה של דברים ארוכים באנגלית.
It's ok, obviously not written by a native English speaker but understandable. I might make a few minor grammar edits later though.--RM (Be my friend) 14:59, 30 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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Hi Reenem. I came across this article while correcting cite errors. You added a section titled "Murder case", but the supplied refne was never defined. I've commented out the section as WP:BLPCRIME would se to supply. I didn't deleted it as I thought I'd left you know so you can get the referencing sorted out. ActivelyDisinterested (talk) 01:01, 4 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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The Egyptian General Ahmed Ismail has a great detailed description of the war of attrition, as well as the memoirs of Saad El-Din El-Shazly and others Dante Rixy (talk) 16:59, 28 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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I see you add 1 killed on Israel casualties, here your sourceshttps://edition.cnn.com/2023/07/04/middleeast/jenin-israel-operation-not-over-intl/index.html , put it there Mlakop12 (talk) 06:11, 5 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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Btw - 127 sections? Time to archive some of one's talk page? Trafford09 (talk) 22:14, 16 April 2018 (UTC)
