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Rob Eshman (June 19, 2024). "Wikipedia called the ADL 'unreliable.' It's a wake-up call the civil rights organization badly needs". The Forward. Retrieved June 20, 2024. One featured item of evidence: Editors' removal of an article titled "Nazism in Palestinian Society," which they flagged as "soapbox," or leaning toward anti-Palestinian advocacy. Not mentioned: That Wikipedia offers a far more thorough entry, "Relations between Nazi Germany and the Arab world" which delves deeply into the Nazi-Palestinian alliance.
Hitler called the people of the Far East and Arabia "Halbaffen". The great majority of English translations use the literal "half-apes", but at least one uses "half maniacs", namely this (p259). The English phrase "half maniac" seems to be pretty obsolete; once it referred to a person with wild unpredictable behavior or something like that (I can't find a formal dictionary definition, can anyone?). It would be reasonable to mention both possibilities, but not to replace the common translation with a phrase few people now understand. Zerotalk 01:42, 10 March 2015 (UTC
Hi im not really into this, but im just gonna say that naziislamism is a stupid word invented by the danish conservative party to use as an islamofobic thing. Hope you gonna look into this. Best regards Frederik.
To editor Lectonar: Large parts of this article, especially the Palestine section, are right in the thick of the Palestine-Israel conflict. The events described there are argued about in countless books and articles about the conflict. Also, ARBPIA has always been construed to include events leading up to the creation of Israel, not just events following the creation. So I believe this article should at a minimum be labeled as CT/section. Zerotalk02:51, 26 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]