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Thank you for your input but I don't see where I am violation of any policy.
I fully understand that this is a contentious topic, and I therefore did not edit the article. I instead brought my concerns to the talk page.
Nowhere in the contentious topic policy does it say that I can't edit the talk page.
As far as edit requests go, my edit request is quite simple and well within policy. The fact that Yahya Sinwar is a terrorist should be moved from the 4th paragraph to the 1st. I used expression to make my point. Creditsam (talk) 18:23, 7 August 2024 (UTC)