Jerusalem has been at the heart of Jewish identity since biblical times. Yet, in Wikipedia’s alternate reality, it is not even part of Israel—disregarding historical and political facts.

For Israeli victims of sexual violence, Wikipedia's gaslighting is literally written on the wall. SheSaid's principles, which aim to amplify women's voices, do not apply to them.

The @nytimes revealed how Hamas weaponized sexual violence against Israelis on October 7, yet Wikipedia minimizes the violence, amplifies critics, and casts doubt, sidelining Israeli victims in many of its articles. Let's expose pro-Hamas editors. DM me on X if you have info.

The Wikipedia article omits that the slogan “Free Palestine” was originally coined by Zionist organizations to demand the liberation of the Land of Israel from British rule, and that it was later appropriated by Palestinians, who had never previously called for national freedom.

"Whoa, easy on the food & exercise talk, bro. We have to be sure we're ordering the things we love, properly." Christianese translation: "I have created a virtuous-sounding excuse to neglect a Christian duty. Plus, I really, really love my hot dog buns." ➡️Christian men, it is

While many groundbreaking Israeli inventions and innovations have been deleted from Wikipedia as "unfit for inclusion," the Palestinian keffiyeh is fully recognized and listed under the category of “Palestinian inventions,” alongside Nabulsi cheese and Nabulsi soap. 😃

As corrupt Wikipedia editors portray the Muslim Brotherhood as a mere charity organization, downplaying its antisemitism and plan to "eliminate and destroy Western civilization from within," reports indicate the organization has stolen half a billion dollars from Gaza donations!

Having a creative, genius nation has nothing to do with DNA, but with encouraging people to engage with the world as a place of research and wisdom. It would be better if Palestinians dedicated themselves to creation rather than envious destruction.

While Israelis are known for their inventions and impressive Nobel Prize-winning rate, their enemies excel mainly at inventing lies and obscuring the truth. Here are just some of the many Israeli inventions deleted from Wikipedia, including Babylon, ICQ, OrCam, and Moovit.

Wow, shocking! Bluethricecreamman, the editor who requested the article's deletion, is a pro-Hamas contributor who removed significant content from the “Antisemitic trope” article and redefined the “Zionism” article. He openly supports the annihilation of Israel.

Wikipedia editors have deleted the entry on the Muslim Brotherhood's memorandum, which states the plan to “destroy and annihilate Western civilization from within.” A few lines have been moved to the Brotherhood article, which in effect emphasizes charity rather than terrorism.

It has been a month, and the article on the Muslim Brotherhood memorandum outlining the takeover of the West through soft jihad is still nominated for deletion! Designating the Brotherhood a terrorist organization by Trump is a crucial move. They already control Wikipedia.

⚠️The 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memorandum lays out a plan to destroy Western civilization from within. This soft jihad plan, exposed by chance, explains how campuses and even Wikipedia are taken over. Its article is now nominated for deletion, trying to keep us in the dark!

On top of the extremely inappropriate picture on this Wikipedia user page, the real question is how anyone can remain a Wikipedia administrator for over 20 years. Given that power can corrupt, in Zero’s case, how is a pro-Hamas editor allowed to retain admin status for so long?

The article launders Hamas by creating ambiguity instead of stating that it is a deadly organization bent on destroying Israel. Editors who legitimize a terrorist group may face real legal consequences, including criminal liability. Sooner or later, accountability will come!

Wikipedia blatantly acts as a Hamas advocate, in the Hate speech section, by citing fringe academics who claim antisemitism "is not the main tenet" of Hamas ideology and highlighting terrorist Haniyeh telling an anti-Zionist group that he has "nothing against Jews, only Israel."

Hamas is one of the deadliest terrorist organizations in the world today, responsible for thousands of deaths, suicide bombings, rocket barrages, and the October 7 massacre. Yet on Wikipedia, every well-documented atrocity is labeled "alleged," downplaying these crimes.

How do Qatar and Iran recruit new Wikipedia editors? A complementary suggestion for an ad targeting even more biased antisemitic editors, skilled in narrative manipulation and strategic referencing.

@Google @Wikipedia @RepJamesComer @RepNancyMace A quick note. This is, according to @VerminusM, a Google-retrieved search result screenshot, not the article itself. The article is not that biased. Yet, in relation to the articles on Judaism and Christianity, it raises questions. @Google retrieving Wikipedia is a problem.

Is Canada’s universal healthcare system failing us... on purpose? Lawyer Shawn Buckley exposes why Health Canada is trying to outlaw natural medicines.

It is time to acknowledge that @Google is part of @Wikipedia's misinformation warfare. It should be held accountable for carelessly disseminating Wikipedia's anti-Western brainwashing and bias on sensitive matters. @RepJamesComer and @RepNancyMace, please investigate and act!

The 1992 famine in Somalia: 200,000–300,000 killed. The 2011 East Africa drought: 260,000 killed. The 2025 "famine" in Gaza: 400 killed, per Hamas. Studies: "UN reports on hunger in Gaza present a distorted picture". Wikipedia: The famine is still ongoing🤡 JNS: Never was one.

The top Wikipedia article on the Muslim Brotherhood memorandum remains under threat of deletion, with the deletion discussion dominated by anti-Israeli editors. It's about time the @FBI joined Congress and investigated whether they are part of a soft jihad takeover of Wikipedia.