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 == ANI's, Jews, etc. == 

 I hate getting involved with AN/I's in that I usually get beat up, and then I get pissed off, and then someone uses it against me in something.  So I thought I'd discuss this comment just on your talk page, which keeps it out of the central kerfuffle.  I think you jumped the proverbial shark to think that every Jew on Wikipedia belongs to some cabal (great word, since it's Hebrew in origin) that will block any critical article about Jews or Israel.  Though I'm a Jew, I'm highly critical of Israel, as are a lot of secular progressive Jews.  I see lots of articles about Palestine, or Hamas or Israel that is NPOV and criticizes Israel.  And you don't see us jumping up and down about it either.  But this article just had too much taken from Stormfront (by proxy, indirectly or directly, we'll never know), it was not academic at all, quote mining sources to further a stereotype, and the author just had too much history in antisemitic articles.  Nevertheless, it is unfair to generalize by this one article that every Jew on Wikipedia now feels empowered to create a JPOV that trumps NPOV.  This one article and one editor cannot be used as the strawman for Jewish articles in general.  And absolutely can't be used for anything about Israel.   

 OK, this is my opinion, and it wasn't cleared by any other Jewish person.   

 Oh, one more thing.  Sorry for calling you an inclusionist.  Damn, the verbiage in this place drives me crazy.     "