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| == Articles on the Middle East == | |||
| To those having trouble with people deleting objective information from articles on the Middle East, and adding unsourced Pro-Israel commentary.. I would advise looking at: | |||
| :"... Foreign Ministry has ordered trainee diplomats to track websites and chatrooms so that networks of US and European groups with ''hundreds of thousands'' of Jewish activists can place supportive messages. " ] | |||
| :''Amir Gissin, Director Public Affairs (Hasbara) Department at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is urging people everywhere to contribute to the war effort in this way. "We need 100,000 Megaphone users to make a difference" he said. "So, please spread the word to all Israel's supporters." ] | |||
| A lot of these "activists" are "Administrators" on Misplaced Pages and if following the orders of the Israeli Gov't will collude to ban and intimidate you, despite how it affects Misplaced Pages. The typical response is that this is all a big anti-semitic conspiracy theory and the propaganda operation does not really exist. And yet over and over, from article to article this provides a perfect explanation for the ridiculous behavior that takes place. "Ye shall know them by their fruits, etc." The issue of verifiable sources documenting the project is never directly addressed, because of course that is irrefutable unless major newspapers now invent anti-Israel propaganda. | |||
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Sarastro is a notable character in the opera, The Magic Flute, by W.A. Mozart.
Articles on the Middle East
To those having trouble with people deleting objective information from articles on the Middle East, and adding unsourced Pro-Israel commentary.. I would advise looking at:
- "... Foreign Ministry has ordered trainee diplomats to track websites and chatrooms so that networks of US and European groups with hundreds of thousands of Jewish activists can place supportive messages. " ]
- Amir Gissin, Director Public Affairs (Hasbara) Department at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is urging people everywhere to contribute to the war effort in this way. "We need 100,000 Megaphone users to make a difference" he said. "So, please spread the word to all Israel's supporters." ]
A lot of these "activists" are "Administrators" on Misplaced Pages and if following the orders of the Israeli Gov't will collude to ban and intimidate you, despite how it affects Misplaced Pages. The typical response is that this is all a big anti-semitic conspiracy theory and the propaganda operation does not really exist. And yet over and over, from article to article this provides a perfect explanation for the ridiculous behavior that takes place. "Ye shall know them by their fruits, etc." The issue of verifiable sources documenting the project is never directly addressed, because of course that is irrefutable unless major newspapers now invent anti-Israel propaganda.
