Also, how does Josephus represent a Christian POV?  Ems appears to be an Orthodox Jew, and I'd imagine that his problem with the article is that it relies on Josephus rather than rabbinic traditions about Herod.  A section in the article about rabbinic traditions is fine, but every history I've ever seen of the period relies mostly on Josephus, and assumes the (much later) rabbinic materials to be of limited value for determining the actual history of the period.