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Amos Godlberg: Anti-Israel activist, who is a professor, cited gleefully by the propaganda machine. See activism and 'blanket' radical statement: -In 2020, he signed a petition to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the German Minister of the Interior and Foreign Minister demanding the dismissal of the Commissioner for Antisemitism "following his shameful attack on the BDS-supporting professor". -He signed a petition calling on the German government not to make a decision that equates BDS with antisemitism and that encourages continued funding for organizations, including BDS supporters. -He signed a petition for the release of the anti-Israeli Palestinian terrorist activist Darin Tatour, who was arrested and convicted of inciting violence and supporting a terrorist organization. -In a column he wrote, he argued that Israelis are not interested in democracy... Goldberg was active in Ta'ayush. ___ 'Meet the lecturer: Prof. Amos Goldberg.' (In Heb.) [https://po...

 <h3>The Hidden Bias: How Wikipedia’s Editors Shape an Anti-Israel Agenda: Some Examples Re the G [Buzz]word</h3>  <h4>Response to Biased Representation of Martin Shaw on Wikipedia</h4>  <p>The entry for Martin Shaw on Wikipedia reflects typical bias and a coordinated effort by Israelophobic editors to misrepresent facts about Israel and its history. Here are a few critical issues:</p>  <h5>1. Misrepresentation of the 1948 Arab Exodus Analysis</h5>  <p>The claim that Martin Shaw was the first to analyze the 1948 Arab exodus during Israel’s War of Independence is misleading. <strong>Benny Morris</strong>, whose seminal work on the topic was published in his 1999 book <em>Righteous Victims</em>, was widely recognized as one of the foremost scholars to explore the topic in depth. Shaw’s contribution is significant but does not represent a first or original analysis of this historical even...