The story you’ve heard starts in 1948. This one starts three thousand years earlier: one people, one land, from David’s kingdom to today. Kingdoms and exiles, conquests and returns, and the long way home.
We hold twenty years of Wikipedia’s Israel, Jewish and Islam articles, snapshot by snapshot, and we count what its editors take out. Every claim on this site links the exact revision it came from. Every number recomputes from public data.
Islamic State, JNIM, the Pakistani Taliban and al-Shabaab: 3,869 of 5,582 deaths. None of them fights Israel, and almost everyone they kill is Muslim. On the same index, Israel ranks tenth.
The evidence →The Atlantic trade ran roughly 350 years and is examined constantly. The trans-Saharan, Red Sea and Indian Ocean trades ran from the seventh century into the twentieth, and Saudi Arabia abolished slavery in 1962.
The evidence →Property confiscated, citizenship stripped, communities two and a half thousand years old ended inside a decade. Iraq’s Jews went from over 130,000 to almost none. No one calls them refugees.
The evidence →The ADL files 109 in its extremist symbol database, alongside 110, meaning make ours the next. The list pads cities and counts France four times, because France expelled its Jews four times and invited them back four times.
The evidence →A museum in Brussels. A school in Toulouse. A kosher supermarket in Paris on a Friday. A synagogue in Copenhagen during a bat mitzvah. The target list answers whether the grievance is Israeli policy or Jews.
The evidence →He poisons the wells. He murders our children. He secretly rules. He belongs to no country. The costume changes every hundred years and the charge sheet does not.
The evidence →The UN office that counts West Bank deaths one at a time attributes twenty of the first 999 to settlers, and 967 to Israeli forces. The viral figure is the total, relabelled, and it is checkable in four minutes.
The evidence →6 September 2023, one month before October 7. The same editor then wrote in “internationally recognized as the official representative of the Palestinian people” under “rewrite first para for more clarity”. Three edits removing “palestinian terrorist” elsewhere are filed under “removed distortions”.
The evidence →The largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, filmed by the people committing it, and denied within weeks by people who had watched the footage.
The evidence →One page per rewritten article: the opening as it read at its fullest, every removed sentence struck and dated, every snapshot since 2005, every revision linked.
Open →The charts. What the encyclopedia’s vocabulary did over twenty years, which words were deleted era by era, and what changed in the latest window.
Open →Every removal we could pin to an exact edit, grouped by the account that made it, with Wikipedia’s own diffs. One edit proves nothing. The repetition is the finding.
Open →Their article in their own layout, with the framing marked where it sits. Not a parody: their text, unedited, with our findings flagged on the exact phrases.
Open →Articles that stopped being their own article, and titles where the word was removed outright, each with the mover’s stated reason quoted from Wikipedia’s log.
Open →WikiProject Palestine reports 17,476,842 views across its 1,000 articles in one month. Of the hundred most-read, 68 carry a finding, and those 68 hold 77% of the readership. Their own pageview data, over our ledger.
Open →A designation dropped, a perpetrator unnamed, standing conferred. Each confirmed against the live article, with the editors’ own summaries attached.
Open →The measurements themselves, as JSON and CSV. Recompute every number on this site, or argue with the method. Both are the point.
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