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Trade Unions Linking Israel and Palestine

TULIP was a trade union organization promoting cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian unions and opposing boycotts of Israel. The 2010 opening stated that opposition to Israel sometimes "spills over into anti-Semitism." Today the word antisemitism occurs nowhere in the article. A reader today does not learn that TULIP's own stated reasoning for opposing boycotts of Israel was that such campaigns sometimes turn into antisemitism.
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The opening as it read in 2010

Trade Unions Linking Israel and Palestine (TULIP) is an organization of unions located in various countries around the world.1 Its main goal is to promote cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians. it also aims to counter some efforts in other countries to promote boycotts of Israel. It aims to promote freedom of economic activity in both countries. Its founding statement issued on its website talks of "national unions and trade union centres" that have "rallied behind those Palestinians who are opposed to the peace process." It goes on to say "They are attempting to demonise the Jewish state, to deny it legitimacy, and to whip up hatred against it.2 Sometimes that hatred even spills over into anti-Semitism." It produces a poster in PDF format "you can hang in your workplace" that contains the words "No to Racist boycotts" indicating that it considers a boycott of Israel to be linked to racism.3 Founding Statement Poster with the words No to Racism4

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Today
“antisemitism” appeared 1 times in this article's opening at its peak. Today it appears nowhere in the article, references included. Read the current article and compare.
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What Wikipedia says this is

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Then

organization of unions located in various countries around the world

Now

organisation of unions located in various countries around the world

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