Talk:List of terrorist incidents in 2016

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don't reach international media, such as massive vandalism and even rape. Terrorism, although having very very vague borders, is generaly and usually an act motivated by an ideology/religion/social goal that harm people in an illegal way and usually blamed at non-states, as state-terrorism is a much more complicated topic. With that, the number of casualties is not the thing to determine how bad an attack is, it is the impact. 130 killed in Khan Bani Saad in Iraq last year, but the impact wasn't great, 130 people killed in Paris and the impact is still here. Therefore, I don't think that casualties is the thing that supposed to determine which attacks should be included. When I used to update the list, I only used sources such as Reuters, AFP, AP and RT, so the list wasn't that big, but now editors are adding attacks that don't reach western media and you realise how many there are. My initial solution is to highlight those with high casualties, but we saw how there was no talking about over 80 dying in Nigeria while a partially failed attack in the Netherlands got the whole story. Always remember in terrorism, that the main idea of it is in the name - Terror. (not deaths).--

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autonmatically a millitary operation. The PKK conduct terrorist attacks against Turkish soldiers in a very milliteristic ways, but there are enough definitions from reliable scholers that define a non-combatant, regadless of if he is armed or not, as a victim of a terror attack. There were incidents in the past, when militants attacked other militants in a way that is accepted as a terrorist attack. If the killing of the target, does not benefit you in battle, it is not a legitimate military operation. A Palestinian who stab a soldier, know he will get shot and will probably die and there are not battles going on. Not every attack against Israeli soldiers is a terrorist attack by the way, there were doznes of incidents I skipped. When Palestinians injured soldiers in clashes, or when Israeli soldiers attempted to arrest Palestinians who waited and attacked them, those are not terrorist attacks, but a guard that you stab, without any battle going on, is not a legitimate military target. A desire for revenge is a classic motive for terrorism. Afghani Taliban revenging American operations etc.--

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removed and if you disagree that's a garbage list". I had the fear that people will add non-terrorist incidents when a few editors started adding incidents in January but I didn't had the time or patience to go one by one, althouhg I managed to find some incidents, all of them from Turkey, where users added a clash between Kurdish and Turkish forces as "terrorist incident" although there is no source for an intentional attack but just clashes in contested cities. There were some suicide bombings by ISIS against millitary personal that accured during battles against forces that were at the moument fighting ISIS within or outside contested cities and I removed what I saw. Go and search for an incident you want to remove and we"ll see if there is a need to remove it. If you don't want to, don't come here once in a month and cry that the list is garbage, that's not really a constructive argument.--

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Mosul right now in attempts to put pressure on ISIS (as news reports say). Although I think these deaths are part of an attempt to capture positions near Mosul but even if Peshmerga just decided to lauch rockets and shell ISIS without a plan on the near future to make millitary gains, all actions against ISIS, especially in the frontline, can be interprated as acts for attrition. I don't see any political/social/religious motive behind shelling of ISIS, it is most likely to be in an attepmt to capture positions or to cause attrition. Both ways are in the context of a "millitary action" and not a terrorist act. So the answer is no.--

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Lots of these attacks are claimed by ISIS in their online magazine, but I unfortunately do not speak Arabic, and would rather not be looking around a terrorist-run magazine. A lot of incidents posted here are suspected terrorism incidents, and since it takes so long for an incident to be confirmed a terrorist attack after an investigation (and may not even be reported by the media), we leave it here as a suspected terrorist attack.

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to the Wahhabi-takfiri ideology are known to be. This means removing examples talking about Palestinians targeting the army of occupation in the West Bank, or say PKK operations against the Turkish Army per the ongoing fighting since last summer. I see no reason why these kinds of events should be classified as "terroristic" when they are militarily legitimate attacks or operations.

783:: After the unambiguous last AfD I wonder why there has to be another try to reduce or destroy this article by a user who unsuccessfully tried this before in the AfD discussion. There is no reason to lead a 3rd AfD discussion in another way. I agree with Wykx. And this article is not only big enough, but it is about an unique incident which clearly justifies a standalone article.-- 744:(where it is already covered). I think that the content of the article can easily be explained in the context of the terrorist incident list, and that the article is of a reasonable size that the merging of this article will not cause any problems as far as article size or undue weight is concerned. Other far more significant attacks are already covered exclusively in the article. 369: 3638: 204: 183: 498: 458: 418: 1169:

included the massacre of hundreds of soldiers and civilians as well as the use of suicide bombings. Rushing toward an armed soldier, sationed in a checkpoint, without possesing any threat to you, while not being part of any recognized army, and attacking him with a knife, without any strategical consicuenses, is not a millitary operation.--

921: 862:: I don't know the significance of this incident on France but I can only assume, since France is currently in a period of radical Islamist attacks, it was significant, unlike other countries, where incidents like that are not significant at all (Nigeria, Iraq, Turkey etc.) I"ll support whatever the users will decide.-- 2413:. The user who did this is blocked indefinetely without giving him a chance to correct this, and - to my knowledge - without asking him why he did this - maybe in his country the legal situation/jurisdiction is different, as it is in my country. In my opinion, the "problem" is definitely not "removed". This can 577:) but another dispute begen and the consensus that was reached was that no flags will be on attacks in the West Bank, Gaza or Jerusalem. The State of Palestine doens't have full recognition and therefore not a legal state and so does Israeli presence in the West Bank and Jerusalem. The consensus is here: 2874:

Agreed, and grossly so. This article is now at 400kb, recommended size for an article is 100kb. There are clearly so many incidents that listing them all is of little encyclopedic value. A simple means of reduction would be to either only include those incidents deemed notable enough to justify their

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Ususally, a fatatlity is not the thing that make a terror attack significant. Stab a setter in the West Bank and no one bets an eye, storm an office with a fake charge in Paris and everyone looses their minds. Terrorism is not about death, actually, there are very significant terrorist incidents that

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I think, using single sentences from newspaper articles in a list is clearly covered by fair use principle. It is comparable e.g. to thumbnails used in a search engine. The 4 questions in the FAQ article can be answered: It is "non-profit/news reporting/educational", it is "relatively unoriginal", it

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And I say, enough talking, list me one incident that should be removed and we"ll see if it really has no place in the list. I have been observing this article since last July and I constantly added incidents between July and March. Through this period, many editors rose their 'concerns' about certain

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I am going to propose that all attacks or operations targeting military personnel in the context of respective wars or insurgencies listed here be removed, provided that the perpetrators aren't overtly sectarian or otherwise eliminationist, in the sense that Daesh and other militant factions adhering

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write the location. I think that the city/town/village/municipality or district (if locality is not known) is enough, no need to mention the country, you already noting in the country in the location column. If there is a significant spesific location, such as a mosque, a school, a police station and

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Huh, I never knew that they had an English version, not that I would still read it. I'd rather not read terrorist propaganda. Also, ISIS also claims attacks on their telegraph network, which I have no access to. Anyways, I think you could add something like that in the article. It would probably fit

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Terrorist incidents may very well be both executions and killings of soldiers. Could you stop the monthly ramble about how the list include non-terrorist incidents but always lack the intention to actually challenge certain incidents individually. User:AusLondonder tried with one incident but failed

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Fair use is only available when there's no free alternative. In this case there is a free alternative: prose that the user writes him/herself. This is possible to do; I did it myself with the last three additions by this user, but when I realized the scope of the problem I opted for removal instead.

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I am eager to find incident that are not supposed to be in the list but there are so many for me to individually look at. If you say there are acts of war (I assume such as offensives or others) that are not in the context of terrorism, I would be happy if you individually state each one so we could

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Agreed, attacks on strictly military targets during as part of an ongoing violent conflict, are widely viewed as not being terrorism, and as such should not be present on this article even if mainstream media related to the victims takes the liberty of declaring it "terrorism". Also Bolter, blogs by

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to begin with and we"ll see if there is insufficient evidence (including sources) for it's listing. Auslondonder brought an incident that should have been deleted and saw there is enough evidence for it to be there, but I agree there are probably incidents here (mainly in Turkey) that are not really

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Palestinians, as I said, are not sectarian and are not acting out of sectarian or eliminationist principles, despite the repeated lies of Netanyahu and the Israeli propaganda machine. Palestinian actions in the occupied West Bank are in fact inherently "reactionary" and inherently defensive as well,

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No, any operation or act that targets armed belligerents, and that can be considered a militarily legitimate act, is not an act of "terror". Daesh is overtly sectarian (unlike the Palestinians, to say the least) and so as a result this sectarian eliminationism is embedded in each and every action of

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I'll say it one more time: operations targeting soldiers are not and should not be defined as "terrorism" by any reasonable standard. I see that you continue to try and put the "Palestinians are like ISIS" falsehood into play, despite reality and all evidence that exists when it comes to what's been

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Should these realistically be described as "terrorist" attacks when the target of the attack is militarily legitimate? I can understand condemning attacks perpetrated by the likes of Daesh as such, due to their overtly sectarian and eliminationist motivations (particularly in the latter case when it

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The complaint of overinflation of the list should be made to the terrorists themselves. Some may find it disturbing, others simply call it reality. If the list destroys any illusions about this planet and its (certain) inhabitants, it serves its purpose. ;) I welcome it that the list is as complete

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This article is overinflated with various incidents, most having a very low notability. We simply cannot list physically all terror events on one list. In order to make some criteria for inclusion, i propose to start by listing only those terror events with mortal casualties - this would reduce the

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Stabbing, shooting, running over, or beating the head in of a hostile soldier operating as a part of a hostile and belligerent military occupation is not "terrorism" regardless of who does it. The fact that it's largely random Palestinians who for the most part are unaffiliated with the military of

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This is easier than having a separate drawn-out discussion with Bolter21 about every one of the hundreds of cases here where something isn't called terrorism in the source, or clearly has no known motive. The best solution would be only listing terroristic acts, like the title says, but that's not

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Peshmerga is a non-state group but it technically a paramilitary wing of a recognized autonomous region, so already this is a problem (since there's a consesus all incidents are made by non-state actors and Peshmerga is more of a semi-state actor). Secodnly, Peshmerga is conducting operations near

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Well, this incident is complicated. First of all, the main territory controlled by ISIS at the time was very far away from Tirkit, more than a hundred kilometers away, so it didn't had any immidiate strategical advantage. Secondly, the attack also targeted a police training site, furthermore, this

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Two things. The first is that recently (Somewhere last month or before) a self-operating group was found that was responsible for four shooting incidents in the Hebron area, this means there are four incidents whose perpetrator is now known. I didn't add this to the article out of lazyness but now

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I too share the concern that this page includes guerrilla attacks on military occupying forces, but does not include militant attacks on civilians. Especially since the threshold of "military significance" already reflects a POV that legitimizes activities performed by uniformed soldiers (and I do

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Although most attacks were aimed against security forces, most of the fatalities in the current phase of violance were unarmed civilians, a not so small number were within the greenline, not to mention a generally large number of attacks within the green line. Attacking a member of an army, is not

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There are really no active terrorist organizations in New York. If someone shoots a police officer in a place such as Fallujah, Iraq, where a terrorist organization like ISIS are very active, a reader will likely suspect it as being committed by ISIS, therefore it is a suspected terrorist attack.

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Actually; it is absurd to list "Unknown gunman shot an Israeli soldier with a sniper rifle near Hakvasim Junction in South Hebron hills, on the southern tip of the West Bank, hitting his leg" or "Unknown gunman shot an Israeli female soldier near the Cave of the Patriarchs, Hebron. The shots came

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You are right, millitary operations with an imidiate strategical and tactical outcome should not be considered terroristic. For example, if ISIS attack a town, controled by Assad's forces, in order to capture it, it is not a terrorist incident. But ISIS's attack on Deir Azur ealier this year also

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I actually stopped adding incidents to this article on February. I just don't trust people to remove incidents without a discussion, and no one is understanding that every individual incident is different and you need to go one by one. You can't just say "all of these and all of those need to be

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Part of an ongoing conflict, against combatants, carried out by the military forces of Iraqi Kurdistan, basically a de facto state at this point. Could potentially be terroristic (though I highly doubt it considering the great number of IS forces killed, and the nature of the Syrian War), but I

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Not terrorism, even if there's no greater strategic plan and the action is strictly rooted in emotion and a desire for revenge. IDF, "Border Police", Shin Bet, Shabak, and those "settlers" who take it upon themselves to attack or shoot at Palestinians, or otherwise attempt to destroy Palestinian

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This is a "List of terrorist incidents" not a "List of notable terrorist incidents", although you can make one. Ill admit, as one of the current main editors of this list, adding in all of these incidents gets tiring, and there are so many that I simply do not have time to include. Either, more

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1) Ealier in 2015 most of the attacks in the West Bank were added by Israelis who naturally placed an Israeli flag on Israeli settlements, a simple logic for an Israel. A dispute begun when people replaced that with a flag of Palestine, so on Israeli settlements I decided on my own to place two

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2) The source in the Otniel incident, states that a "Terrorist" he stabbed the women. And out of the over 100 delibrate attacks, only one was perpetrated by a terror organization (or millitant organization, interprate however your want), all of the attacks were made by lone wolves and "popular

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I fail to see how Israeli occupation soldiers and occupation police are "non-combatants" by any reasonable or remotely sane standard. Occupying and hostile, belligerent "soldiers" (in quotation marks because they're the worst soldiers in the Levant) in uniform, with assault rifles. Not

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I dispute the inclusion of the alleged stabbing on the 17 January in Palestine, described as a "Melee attack". One unidentified person stabbed another unidentified civilian. No terrorist organisation claimed to be responsible. How does that equate to terrorism? Why not just crime?

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It seems that there are several attacks in Iraq (April 4, 2016), should there be a new article stating "2016 Iraq Attacks," should we combine these at the end of the day? Please let me know, I'd be more than happier to contribute. --William Phoenix 18:19, 4 April 2016 (UTC)

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44 people were killed in attacks in and around Baghdad on June 9, 2016. Should an article be made? Although none were killed, soldiers from New Zealand and Australia were involved, so I am not sure if this would be an article that would be notable enough to be made or not?

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not mean to imply that this is only the case for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict events listed here). This strikes me as a sign that the definition of terrorism being applied here waffles between being too wide and too narrow. This enables bias in the editing of the list.

3473:. I don't see any reason at this point not to switch this and subsequent articles to quarterly timeframes, considering this article actually crashed Firefox the first time I tried to load it today. I would undertake the split myself but there's probably some guideline at 1090:

More typically Israeli conflation of people who're acting out of nationalist principles with the very worst of the international Jihadi movement like Daesh or Al Qaeda. It's too bad Knowledge doesn't have something to cite editors for shamelessly lying on the talk pages!

800:- There seems to be a substantial amount of information covered in this article that makes it notable enough. Also, I find it really fishy that the user who suggested this is the same user who started the last AfD AND suggested this hours after said AfD was closed. 2133:

Copyright violations need to be removed immediately, however, it is equally important to preserve the information. Is it possible to give a single editor access to removed content to extract event names/dates/refs for re-write? Other options much tougher (e.g.

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Criterion II: There must be evidence of an intention to coerce, intimidate, or convey some other message to a larger audience (or audiences) than the immediate victims. (If met with citeria III, criteria I and II can be expressed by the perpetrator, ISIS for

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Second thing, There are probably more than a hundred incidents with "unknown" are listed here, in recent lists and not only in this article. The Global Terrorism Archive as well as the Johnston's Archive have incidents where the perpetrator is not

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I think I should note the format I use for the description which is used in over half of the incidents in the article. So in order to have a consistant list, I think you should adopt this format. If you think you can improve it, feel free to offer.

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write the target. If a source says "attack on military convoy/policemen/civilians" so write "...on a millitary convoy/at civilians/rammed over a pedestrian" etc. If you a spesific target, such as "German tourists" or "Shia civilians" etc. write it

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One incident would be the suicide bombing that took place on the 3rd of January at Camp Speicher, Iraq. Responsibility for this incident was claimed by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. This was clearly an act of war against security forces.

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In each month's list there should be a column in which we list the RS(s) that declare (or debate) whether the event is in fact terrorism. As it stands, a casual perusal of the months' lists suggests we are making a lot of those judgment calls.

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Each of these articles would be around 50 kB, which is a much more reasonable size. In addition, dividing the article by month seems more natural than dividing it by six-monthly periods. Thoughts? Should we split this article up, or not?

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If that's the case, it should be made clear that these include these editorial suspicions along with actual terrorism. It wouldn't make the practice any less against the spirit of WP:NPOV or WP:OR, but it'd at least be honest. And you

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Soldiers, and occupation police, are not remotely "civilian" or non-combatant. How it is that only Israelis, only Jews, claim that their soldiers are "civilians" if the assault rifles they're wearing are slung over their shoulders?

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God damn it not again.... I too sick of explaining this. Even though they say "terrorism has no definition", most scholers, as well as sources, agree that terrorist attacks are not only against civilians, but also against

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is just the "minimum" (a "teaser" sentence), and it "doesn't hurt" the authors at Iraqinews, but "helps" them as they possibly get more traffic on their website from users who want to know more about the incidents.--

762:: 12000 bytes is a size that is quite long to be integrated into this list. I do agree that some significant attacks could have their own page created but that's not a reason why this one should be deleted. 1449:

states that an article that is larger than 100 kB should usually be divided, though this guideline applies less strongly to lists. However, this article is already over 140 kB, and still growing rapidly.

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list by more than half and make some balance, since some regions of the world are covered in detail, while others (like Syria and Iraq) are provided only in relevance to most severe terror incidents.

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for the latest additions. I checked a few and found them ok. The question remains how to continue with the deleted material. I suggest to restore it due to fair use. Any comments/other proposals?--

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property, are all viable targets in the occupied West Bank and as a result are no "innocent victims of terror" when they take a knife to the face or get run over by a car or get shot in the head.

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doesn't work. There are a lot of mafia murders in New York City, often using guns. By this logic, we should presume every shooting there is a mafia hit. Stick with what's verifiable, not what

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This article shouldn't even be split into 6 month blocks, it should be for a full calendar year. It needs to be either reduced (see above) or split based on criteria other than time period.

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And if the source I use, say it is a terrorist attack, or there is obvious indication this is a terrorist attack (ISIS, al-Qaeda, delibrate Palestinian attacks against non-combatants, etc.)--

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going to happen, is it? This is the next-best. Every single shooting in Iraq or Syria by a non-uniformed killer can stay, but Knowledge doesn't look like it has no idea what terrorism is.

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discussing this attack in detail and as part of " a steady series of Islamist terrorist attacks, some dramatic, some less so, that have changed the political psychology of the country."

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have a conversation about them and better understand what should and shouldn't be on the list. I initially oppsed the inclusion of the al-Shabaab attack on the Somali millitary base (

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incidents but they managed to remove only one disputed incident from the list. So you are maybe the tenth person to speak about certain incidents that should be removed. Please state

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Could they not be included in articles relating to those wars? Many of these supposed terrorist incidents are not described in reliable sources as such, so the inclusion amounts to

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Any problems with "This is a timeline of suspected terrorist incidents..."? And have you ever felt bad about browsing Hulu, NBC or The Weather Channel just because their parent is

3673:, the individual lists are so short that there is no need to have separate ones for each month. I propose that the lists for the months be merged into a single list for the year. 2316:

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No, because as far as I can tell, those are not prominant and not significant. Attacks like that occur on a weekly basis, it's just that not all of them reach mainstream media.--

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be used or not. Then there is no reason to delete the content and block the user. Sure there is a template that indicates the situation that the content should be paraphrased

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comes to Sunnis who don't subscribe to Wahhabi-takfirism), but otherwise describing militant attacks on military personnel as "terroristic" seems to be decidedly subjective.

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is not a remedy for an AFD the conclusion of which an editor DOESNOTLIKE. Moreover, this merge proposal is an unconstructive and uncollegial move by an editor much given to

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You seem to think you own these articles, and they're immune from the verifiability policy. If that makes you happy, be happy, but don't be proud. These are garbage lists.

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Will the format I used and offered others to use (It is reflected in the first two sections of the list and detailed on the second discussion in this talkpage) will work?--

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write the casualties in the format of: first fatalities, then injuries "killing five, wounding four" or "or five people were killed in the blast and twenty other wounded"

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Please try to avoid passive tense and write it all in past tense. Do not write "three civilians are killed in shooting", write: "gunmen shot at civilians, killing three"

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Is it necessary to include acts of war in this article? They do not fit the generally accepted definition of terrorism in my view. I'm think about acts related to the

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All entries with "unknown" in the Perpetrator field should go, as we can't know an unknown person or group's motive. There are hundreds of those, here for no reason.

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The article contains numerous acts of war that have nothing to do with terrorism, such as battles, ambushes and landmine explosions. Those entries shall be removed.--

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is just trying to bog it down. This game's fucking rigged to take forever, so I'll let this list stay looking like it was compiled by idiots. Till October, anyway.

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terrorism"- acts done by unaffiliated groups or couples. There is an RS and if you still dought the attack, the attacker was cought, something I forgot to update.--

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Have you ever stepped a foot in Israel-Palestine related articles? People don't like ANYTHING there. That's not the point, and your behavior here is distruptive.--

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Some sources list honour killings as terrorism. I am pretty sure that they are simply domestic violence. Anyone think that we should include them? There are lots.

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when you mention it, I will go and update the new ones. Regardless of that, what other reason can there be to shoot an IDF soldier and flee? Enlight me please.

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There are hundreds. Talking to you about each one would take decades, and you know it. Simply checking the "Does anyone call this incident terrorism?" box is

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I would love to help, but I am still recovering from my times in the list. Too bad new editors come and get banned over copyrights or cursing an admin..--

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incident apears to have a sectarial motive since ISIS alleged it was against Shi'ite Muslims. And the incident is also listed Wm. Robert Johnston's

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http://web.archive.org/web/20160229183720/http://www.rfi.fr/contenu/ticker/attentat-suicide-fait-quatre-morts-cinq-blesses-aden-metropole-sud-yemen

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http://web.archive.org/web/20160214082711/http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/foreign/13-Feb-2016/five-yemeni-policemen-killed-in-attack-by-gunmen-in-aden

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after the link to keep me from modifying it, if I keep adding bad data, but formatting bugs should be reported instead. Alternatively, you can add

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Although I partially agree.. I suggest not using the langauge "(s)he seems to be satisfied". Anyway, Beejsterb needs to be unbanned immidiately.--

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Of course it was. The article shouldn't continue to suck this way. But don't worry, I'm done till October. Carry on keeping everything your way.

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Your User Page says you've updated it numerous times, and you just stopped me from fixing the glaring lie at the beginning. So whatever indeed.

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more efficient. Find a source that does, it stays. Don't, it doesn't. Verifiability works fine for many, many other decent lists on this site.

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http://web.archive.org/web/20160115012122/http://www.france24.com/en/breaking/20160114-islamic-state-group-claims-responsibility-jakarta-attack

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Would it be possible to provide another column in which the pages corresponding to specific incidents can be linked, for further viewing?

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http://web.archive.org/web/20160419212849/http://www.9and10news.com/story/31744912/burundi-official-says-4-members-of-ruling-party-killed

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http://web.archive.org/web/20160305195442/http://news.yahoo.com/three-killed-somalia-car-bomb-targeting-airport-official-094405881.html

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Or only list verifiably labeled terrorist attacks that happened during these months, like the title suggests. It's not a crazy idea.

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Are these two spate attacks? I linked a source that said 11 are killed, someone else linked a source stating 33 were killed.

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Ok I regret this (and cross it out), but as a frequent reader of this useful list I am dissatisfied with the situation.--

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describe the assailent. If he is a suicide bomber, start with "A suicide bomber detonated his explosives/blew himself".

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from surrounding residential buildings" as "act of terrorism". AFAIK, they are not, according to international law.

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is 300 kB. I would keep it on 6 months for the time being, the reason is that it is easier to find an information.

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the Palestinian state only goes to show that the occupation is more abusive and brutalizing then one might think.

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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It's slanted, sure, but no more than its enemies' stuff leans the other way. Helps to see the wider picture.

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because like other items in this list and similar lists, this incidnet was judged notable by editors at AFD.

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for how to properly implement limited quotations of copyrighted text. Knowledge takes copyright violations

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Will the format I offered (in the second discussion in this talkpage) and used (until February) work?--

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to keep me off the page altogether, but should be used as a last resort. I made the following changes:

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And again, November wasn't a month ago. If someone else complains to you every month, that's on you.

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Not terrorism at all. Terrorism is usually backed by ideology or religious (or religious ideology).--

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if there are important detiles, such as "during morning prayers" or "during Shia feast", add them.

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on 31 July 2020. For the contribution history and old versions of the redirected page, please see

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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Criterion I: The act must be aimed at attaining a political, economic, religious, or social goal.

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There were thousands of terrorist attacks in the past whose perpetrator is not known. Here's an

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under U.S. law that we have to respect, and a copyright violation is clearly ruled out.--

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Criterion III: The action must be outside the context of legitimate warfare activities.

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that organization when it comes to targeting everyone who's not a Wahhabi-takfirist.

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Then write is someone claimed responsibility or not. If there is a motive, note it.

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it is duly released under a compatible license. (For more information, please see

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in the context of being a general response to the Israeli occupier and aggressor.

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So we obviously agree that fair use applies here, even if we disagree if it

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Not sure if this would be considered terrorism by the page guidelines.

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if there is a famous location such as "Sultan Ahmed Mosque", add them.

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establishing the six-month timeframe, though I haven't found it. —

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on its own merits, I suggest. But if you'd rather not, that's fine.

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That's an example of shells landing on a street. Not even a

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as possible, as long as the sources are reliable.--

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