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Wikipedia Bias Against Israel Persists, New ADL Study Finds

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Wikipedia Fails to Correct Biased Edits on Israel, Hamas, and Oct. 7, ADL Report Finds

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The ADL reports that Wikipedia has failed to correct biased edits on pages about Israel, Hamas, and the October 7 attacks, with distortions remaining over a year after initial exposure. Biased editing has shifted to subtler techniques, influencing AI and search results. The report found that 91% of edits by a banned editor remain on key pages, and details of atrocities were removed from the "Gaza war" article. The ADL is renewing calls for stricter editing policies and content audits.

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  • ADL report finds Wikipedia has not fixed biased edits on Israel, Hamas, and Oct. 7 pages.
  • Biased editing has shifted to subtler techniques, influencing AI and search engine results.
  • 91% of edits by one banned editor remain on key Wikipedia pages, ADL says.
  • Details of October 7 atrocities, including sexual violence, were removed from the "Gaza war" page.
  • The ADL renews calls for identity verification and content audits on sensitive Wikipedia pages.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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