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Qatar hired London-based PR firm to edit Wikipedia articles about its human rights violations
TBIJ alleges that Portland Communications - which was founded in 2001 by the now-director of communications for Keir Starmer - was contracted to carry out "shady, paid-for edits" on Wikipedia.
Wikipedia's Israel page now unequivocally states Jewish state is 'committing genocide'
Wikipedia deletes pages written by brother of slain Israeli hostage
Wikipedia's 'Gaza Genocide' article an example of how neutrality needs to be improved, founder says
Arabic Wikipedia features site-wide 'No to genocide in Gaza' banner
The banner, which is featured on every Arabic-language Wikipedia page, accuses Israel of killing civilians and targeting hospitals and schools before calling for a "just and comprehensive peace."
'I don't believe in Germans:' Satirical news report mocks Holocaust deniers
"Our high school history books were printed in 1934," explained one fictional Holocaust denier.
As Hebrew language Wikipedia turns 20 - what does its future look like?
As Wikipedia Israel celebrates 20 years, many are questioning if it will be affected by new artificial intelligence tools.
Wikipedia disciplines editors in Holocaust distortion dispute but sidesteps Poland debate
The online encyclopedia stopped short of taking more aggressive action in response to allegations of widespread Holocaust distortion on the platform.
New website memorializes terror victims with no Wikipedia pages
Most terror victims' Wikipedia pages are deleted after they stop being relevant, a new project aims to create memorial pages for victims and their families.
Wikipedia’s ‘Supreme Court’ tackles alleged conspiracy to distort articles on Holocaust
A Polish group has taken to Wikipedia to distort Holocaust history – all while finding a way to evade editors on the website.
Grapevine: Anglophone Jewish history
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Russia demands Wikipedia remove 'misinformation' on Ukraine invasion
Roskomnadzor has ordered the website to remove the information it claims is "misinforming Russian users." Should Wikipedia fail to do so, it could be fined up to 4 million rubles (around $49,000).
Technion shares academic knowledge in Wikipedia entries
Technion students are beginning to write articles for Wikipedia to add to free knowledge in science, technology, and mathematics.
Educational initiative brings destroyed Holocaust communities to life
The purpose of the WikiShtetl project is “to encourage teachers and students to research communities that were destroyed during the Holocaust."
