Media & Wikipedia bias

Documented editing and framing patterns on Israel-related articles, with links to verify today’s versions.

• Wikipedia bias: The terror label, buried at the bottom of the lead
• Wikipedia bias: The inconvenient qualifier, dropped
• Wikipedia bias: The accusation gets its own dedicated article
• Wikipedia bias: The alarm over antisemitism, reframed as a weapon
• Wikipedia bias: Contested deaths, decided by the title
• Wikipedia bias: Same role, opposite words
• Wikipedia bias: The Jewish story, softened
• Wikipedia bias: Indigenous when it suits
• Wikipedia bias: One side’s crimes are facts; the other’s are “allegations”
• Wikipedia bias: Whose bias gets flagged
• Wikipedia bias: Asserted as Israel’s guilt, in Wikipedia’s own voice
• Wikipedia bias: Pre-debunked: the pro-Israel claim as “conspiracy”
• Wikipedia bias: Israel’s existence itself, as an open question
• Wikipedia bias: “Denial”, a category built for one side
• Wikipedia bias: The mirror: where the Islamic record gets softened