Wikipedia Sanctions Failed to Repair the Anti-Israel Record

A new ADL audit finds that sanctions against anti-Israel Wikipedia editors did not repair the record they shaped: 91% of one banned editor’s work remains live across six major articles, while a new cohort is using quieter methods to control disputed pages.

Also tracking: Iran reportedly ordered Hezbollah to raise readiness as Israel publicly set the cost of joining another attack, while durable ties with the UAE, Morocco and Bahrain continue to deepen despite regional pressure.

American families of October 7 victims are pressing for a U.S.-led investigation. In the wire, New York’s Israel Bonds reversal, Britain’s rejection of the Greens’ anti-Zionist motion and an anti-Israel litmus test imposed on Jewish educators.