Talk:Uri Tzafon
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Extended-confirmed-protected edit request on 14 July 2026
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Please Remove "As of 2026, the movement has become mainstream; however, it continues to face backlash by some analysts and members have been arrested over the years due to illegal crossings into Lebanon."
It is both unsourced and untrue. TheWindBlownApple (talk) 13:51, 14 July 2026 (UTC)
Not done: Citations are not required for the lead section of the article (see MOS:LEADCITE), since it is intended to be a summary of sourced material in the article body. In this case, both the statement about the mainstream status of the movement and the one about members being arrested are properly sourced in the body. Day Creature (talk) 17:33, 14 July 2026 (UTC)
- Yes, but if you look at the sources in the body it says the movement has support from Far Right politicians, which is not exactly mainstream.... ~2026-39873-42 (talk) 18:39, 14 July 2026 (UTC)
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The article repeatedly states or implies in Wikipedia’s voice that Uri Tzafon itself has become “mainstream” and enjoys broad public support. The cited material appears to show increased attention and support from certain politicians, rabbis, commentators, and bereaved families, but does not clearly establish widespread public support for the organization itself. Please make the following changes: 1. In the lead, replace: “As of 2026, the movement has become mainstream; however, it continues to face backlash by some analysts and members have been arrested over the years due to illegal crossings into Lebanon.” with: “By 2026, the movement and its proposal to establish Israeli settlements in southern Lebanon had received support from several politicians, rabbis, and public commentators. Some of its members were detained after attempting to cross into Lebanon.” 2. In the “Popular support” section, replace: “However, following its outbreak public opinion started to support the movement's motives, with Haaretz stating that the initiative was now ‘broad and [a] troubling consensus’.” with: “Following the outbreak of the war, Haaretz described support for settling southern Lebanon as a ‘broad and troubling consensus’.” 3. Replace: “Support started to become prominent especially amongst rabbis, families of fallen soldiers, opinionists and the general public.” with: “The proposal received support from several rabbis, families of fallen soldiers, and commentators.” 4. Remove: “This has led to the movement becoming mainstream.” The current text appears to conflate increased support for the broader proposal of settling southern Lebanon with evidence that Uri Tzafon, as an organization, is itself mainstream. It also generalizes from examples involving particular public figures and groups to “public opinion” and “the general public” without citing polling or similarly broad evidence. The proposed changes preserve the sourced examples and attributed assessments while avoiding unsupported conclusions in Wikipedia’s voice. | |
Not done: your request appears to have been generated by a large language model. Day Creature (talk) 17:34, 14 July 2026 (UTC)
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