Talk:Fawzia Amin Sido
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Did you know nomination
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- ... that Fawzia Amin Sido, who was abducted during the Yazidi genocide and forced to marry a Palestinian ISIS fighter, was rescued from Gaza in an operation involving the Israeli army, the US and others?
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Galamore (talk) 09:15, 4 October 2024 (UTC).
- The sources used (VoA & BBC) don't even mention any involvement of Israeli forces except a spokesperson saying: "The Israeli military said Ms Sido was eventually freed during a "complex operation coordinated between Israel, the United States, and other international actors" and taken to Iraq via Israel and Jordan". … Iraqi foreign ministry official Silwan Sinjaree told Reuters that several earlier attempts to rescue her over the course of about four months failed because of the security situation in Gaza.
So according to the sources, Israel was certainly involved and probably partly enabled her escape, but also the security situation in Gaza had actually delayed her rescue.
That this is a remarkably heartbreaking story is not disutable, that she was rescued as a result of Israeli army actions seems pure spin based on these sources.Pincrete (talk) 14:02, 4 October 2024 (UTC)
Not Notable, Article is created as propaganda
[edit]Article was likely created by propagandists who are bending notability guidelines for political ends. The news cycle has hardly picked up on this to the point of notability, much like many articles create instantly during the recent conflict in Gaza. The articles were hardly released today, yet this article is already heavily edited by experienced wikipedians to the point of attempting to elevate its notability onto the front page via "Did you know". I nominate this article for deletion.
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