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@JesseRafe: Niou hosting an antisemitic comedian at a campaign event has received coverage from a number of sources including The Forward and YidInfo. If reliable sources in media think it is notable, then I don't see why it should not be included in the campaign section. Pennsylvania2 (talk) 16:43, 18 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Yidinfo is not, is not, in anyway an RS by the way. This is a huge claim to make about two living people, branding them anti-Semites, and you would need substantial sourcing to do so. Also, note that you are not writing in good faith here and using violent language as Kornbluh's article does not call El-Husseini an anti-Semite, only you do, so now it appears you are not editing this article in a neutral POV. I don't want to have to report this issue, because you've improved and become less obviously partisan in your editing in the recent years, but if you continue pushing this agenda to use un-nuanced language and Wikipedia's voice to label living people, it will have go to an Arb committee or ANI. Thank you, JesseRafe (talk) 18:14, 18 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Repeating my whole edit summary, because the revert box as opposed to regular ES window doesn't forgive editing:
There's a repeated ref ("I do support BDS" headline by Kassel on JI) so maybe an intended source is missing, but the author clearly misconstrues her statement. Note it is the same author both times and no one else picked it up. The issue was adroitly described in earlier edit by Sisterray24, Niou says she supports BDS as a theory of expression under the First Amendment, she did not say then (and clarified what she said later to JI) that she herself is pro-BDS, just that it's OK with her that BDS is, as opposed to taking an anti-BDS stance. In the second reference, Kassel is falsely claiming she was explicit in her first response when it's clearly ambiguous and we would need an uninvolved party (not the same author backing himself up) to call it an explicit reversal.
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