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Should this warrant inclusion or is it still too soon? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68434443 LegalSmeagolian ( talk) 21:43, 29 February 2024 (UTC)
Testimony by Dr. Vanita Gupta here suggests the IDF is sniping Palestinian children. I feel this should be included but I was not sure which section is ideal. JDiala ( talk) 09:41, 3 April 2024 (UTC)
@ Kashmiri: Why did you restore a lot of content that isn't aligned with the provided sources.
For example, you restored the claim that "the IDF carried out an airstrike on a UNRWA school". The source says that the school was hit by an airstrike (the distinction is the first claims the school was targeted, the second does not), and the source also attributes to UNRWA.
Other examples include you restoring the claim "135 United Nations relief workers were killed by the Israeli Military in the Gaza Strip", despite the source not saying who killed them.
BilledMammal ( talk) 22:07, 18 April 2024 (UTC)
A report in early November 2023 already listed over 100 significant archeological and antiquities sites, libraries, religious sites and places of ancient historical importance that Israel had destroyed.
In January 2024, The Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs in Gaza announced that Israel had destroyed 104 mosques.
Gaza鈥檚 Tourism and Antiquities Ministry estimated that as many as 104 mosques have been damaged or destroyed since the start of the Israeli assault.It doesn't say destroyed, and it doesn't say who is responsible for the damage or destruction.
BBC has verified 74 cases.
Of 117 religious sites which were reportedly damaged or destroyed between 7 October, when Israel's campaign began, and 31 December, the BBC has verified 74 cases. Seventy-two are mosques and two are churches.The BBC verifies that 72 mosques have been damaged or destroyed; it doesn't verify that 74 have been destroyed, and it doesn't verify that Israel is responsible.
A report in early November 2023 already listed over 100 significant archeological and antiquities sites, libraries, religious sites and places of ancient historical importance that Israel had destroyed.
it鈥檚 not, but let鈥檚 pretend
Israel Is Systematically Destroying Gaza鈥檚 Cultural Heritage has a lot of detail "The old city of Gaza has been utterly devastated, and more than 144 prominent historical monuments have been destroyed." Selfstudier ( talk) 14:27, 21 April 2024 (UTC)
Proposal to split this page into two articles as it is getting too large. Makeandtoss ( talk) 09:19, 20 April 2024 (UTC)
Re-adding this as I see it was deleted with the false claim there was no edit request. To make it clear I've added bolding to the specific change recommendation.
The Places of worship\Church of Saint Porphyrius airstrike section is misleading as it says the IDF bombed the Church of Saint Porphyrius. The IDF said it was targeting a Hamas rocket and mortar launch command post, with the church as accidental collateral damage. Under the current phrasing Wikipedia is saying the IAF deliberately targeted the church, which completely contradicts that actual article on the airstrike. Instead of saying "... the Israeli Air Force bombed the Church of Saint Porphyrius ..." it should probably read "... the Israeli Air Force damaged the Church of Saint Porphyrius ..." as per the article on the subject.
Note there was a second section about sniping but I've left that out so as to avoid confusing anyone. Feel free to discuss the phrasing change, but please DO NOT simply delete this again. 203.33.160.4 ( talk) 06:16, 22 April 2024 (UTC)
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Should this warrant inclusion or is it still too soon? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68434443 LegalSmeagolian ( talk) 21:43, 29 February 2024 (UTC)
Testimony by Dr. Vanita Gupta here suggests the IDF is sniping Palestinian children. I feel this should be included but I was not sure which section is ideal. JDiala ( talk) 09:41, 3 April 2024 (UTC)
@ Kashmiri: Why did you restore a lot of content that isn't aligned with the provided sources.
For example, you restored the claim that "the IDF carried out an airstrike on a UNRWA school". The source says that the school was hit by an airstrike (the distinction is the first claims the school was targeted, the second does not), and the source also attributes to UNRWA.
Other examples include you restoring the claim "135 United Nations relief workers were killed by the Israeli Military in the Gaza Strip", despite the source not saying who killed them.
BilledMammal ( talk) 22:07, 18 April 2024 (UTC)
A report in early November 2023 already listed over 100 significant archeological and antiquities sites, libraries, religious sites and places of ancient historical importance that Israel had destroyed.
In January 2024, The Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs in Gaza announced that Israel had destroyed 104 mosques.
Gaza鈥檚 Tourism and Antiquities Ministry estimated that as many as 104 mosques have been damaged or destroyed since the start of the Israeli assault.It doesn't say destroyed, and it doesn't say who is responsible for the damage or destruction.
BBC has verified 74 cases.
Of 117 religious sites which were reportedly damaged or destroyed between 7 October, when Israel's campaign began, and 31 December, the BBC has verified 74 cases. Seventy-two are mosques and two are churches.The BBC verifies that 72 mosques have been damaged or destroyed; it doesn't verify that 74 have been destroyed, and it doesn't verify that Israel is responsible.
A report in early November 2023 already listed over 100 significant archeological and antiquities sites, libraries, religious sites and places of ancient historical importance that Israel had destroyed.
it鈥檚 not, but let鈥檚 pretend
Israel Is Systematically Destroying Gaza鈥檚 Cultural Heritage has a lot of detail "The old city of Gaza has been utterly devastated, and more than 144 prominent historical monuments have been destroyed." Selfstudier ( talk) 14:27, 21 April 2024 (UTC)
Proposal to split this page into two articles as it is getting too large. Makeandtoss ( talk) 09:19, 20 April 2024 (UTC)
Re-adding this as I see it was deleted with the false claim there was no edit request. To make it clear I've added bolding to the specific change recommendation.
The Places of worship\Church of Saint Porphyrius airstrike section is misleading as it says the IDF bombed the Church of Saint Porphyrius. The IDF said it was targeting a Hamas rocket and mortar launch command post, with the church as accidental collateral damage. Under the current phrasing Wikipedia is saying the IAF deliberately targeted the church, which completely contradicts that actual article on the airstrike. Instead of saying "... the Israeli Air Force bombed the Church of Saint Porphyrius ..." it should probably read "... the Israeli Air Force damaged the Church of Saint Porphyrius ..." as per the article on the subject.
Note there was a second section about sniping but I've left that out so as to avoid confusing anyone. Feel free to discuss the phrasing change, but please DO NOT simply delete this again. 203.33.160.4 ( talk) 06:16, 22 April 2024 (UTC)