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Avraham Sinai

Avraham Sinai, a former Hezbollah member who became an Israeli spy and later converted to Judaism. The 2010 opening said Sinai said he helped to prevent a number of terrorist attacks. The word appears nowhere in the article today. A reader today does not learn that Sinai claimed to have helped prevent terrorist attacks.
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The opening as it read in 2010

Avraham Sinai (born 1962 ) was a Lebanese Shi'ite until he converted to Judaism . According to an interview he served as an informant for the Israelis while serving in Hezbollah , until his actions were uncovered. He fled to Israel and subsequently converted. Sinai said he helped to prevent a number of terrorist attacks.1

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Today
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What Wikipedia says this is

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Then

lebanese shi'ite until he converted to judaism

Now

former hezbollah member who spied for israel

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