Wikipedia:WikiProject Israel Palestine Collaboration/Links to reliable sources discussions

WikiProject Israel Palestine Collaboration/Links to reliable sources discussions provides Links to Specific Source Discussions and Links to General Issues Discussions of reliable sources that have been or could be relevant to Israel-Palestine issues. These discussions have been conducted over the last few years, mostly on Reliable_sources/Noticeboard which has a search box for a complete listing of your topic discussed there. Therefore this list is better for use as a survey of relevant topics which have been discussed.

Remember none of these discussions may be the "final word" on a source or an issue about sources and often opinion on sources evolves. So feel free to open a new section on Reliable_sources/Noticeboard if you think it is necessary.

Information on Wikipedia source policies can be found at WP:Verifiability, WP:Reliable sources and Wikipedia Reliable source examples. Links to information about various reference libraries can be found here. HINT: If you have a specific source - say "counterpunch.org" - and want to see if it is used a lot on wikipedia, meaning it probably is generally reliable, just search the domain name at |Wikipedia's general search page. Also Scholar.Google.com and Books.Google.com are excellent sources of reliably sourced books and academic papers.

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 * (Instructions for other editors: Once discussions have been archived in Reliable_sources/Noticeboard archives, add the new source and link to the table in the same format, in alphabetical order.)

Links to Specific Source Discussions

 * About.com: #1


 * About.com forum: #1


 * Amazon.com to prove book/DVD/etc. exists: #1


 * Amazon.com-posted book reviews: #1


 * Answers.Com encyclopedia: #1, #1


 * Anti-Defamation League: #1


 * Al-Ahram: #1


 * Al-Jazeera Video: #1


 * American Free Press: #1


 * The American Thinker: #1


 * Andrew Bostom/Prometheus books on Muslims: #1


 * Antisemitism debate sources list: #1


 * Antiwar.com: #1,  #2,  #3


 * ArabNews: #1


 * Associatedcontent.com: #1


 * Paul Bogdanor: #1


 * B'tselem: #1


 * Christianity Today: #1


 * Christian Science Monitor: #1


 * CIA - The World Fact book: #1


 * Citizenpedia: #1


 * Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting (CAMERA): #1,  #2, #3


 * CorpWatch: #1


 * Countercurrents.org: #1,  #2


 * Counterpunch.org: #1,  #2


 * CybercastNewsService: #1


 * Daily Mail (UK): #1,  #2, #3


 * Daily Mail (Pakistan): #1


 * Daily Mirror (UK) #1


 * David Horowitz Freedom Center: #1


 * DemocracyNow.org: #1


 * Discoverthenetworks.org: #1


 * Discovery or History Channel: #1


 * The Electronic Intifada: #1


 * Executive Intelligence Review (EIR): #1


 * FAIR.org: #1


 * FactCheck.Org: #1


 * FreeRepublic.com: #1,  #2,  #3


 * FromOccupiedPalestine.Org: #1


 * FrontPageMag.com: #1,  #2,  #3,  #4


 * Globalresearch.ca: #1


 * Globalsecurity.org: #1


 * Google Books snippets, links: #1,  #2, #3


 * Google Scholar: #1


 * Gush Shalom: #1,  #2


 * Haaretz: #1


 * Highbeam.com: #1


 * HistoryLink.com: #1


 * HuffingtonPost.com: #1,  #2, 3


 * Human Rights Watch (on Israel-Palestine): #1


 * Indymedia: #1


 * Indian Media: #1


 * Irfan Shahid: #1


 * Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: #1


 * Israel Insider: #1


 * Jamestown Foundation: #1


 * Jewsagainstzionism.com: #1


 * JewishVirtualLibrary: #1, #2


 * Jewish Telegraphic Agency: #1


 * Jews for Justice for Palestinians: #1


 * John Esposito on Islam: #1


 * Juan Cole's blog: #1


 * Knol: #1


 * LewRockwell.Com: #1


 * List of Massacres: #1


 * LiveJournal: #1, #2


 * Wayne Madsen: #1


 * Media Matters for America (MMFA): #1


 * MEMRI: #1,  #2


 * Muslim Heritage: #1


 * The Nation: #1,  #2,  #3


 * Monthly Review: #1


 * National Post blog (and on relevant issue): #1


 * New York Times opinion on WP:BLP: #1


 * New York Times on facts: #1


 * News of the World on WP:BLP: #1


 * Pajamas Media: #1


 * Pakistan Daily (Not Daily Times): #1


 * Pakistani publisher Dar-ut-tazkeer: #1


 * Daniel Pipes blog: #1


 * Palestinefact.org Reliable_sources/Noticeboard/Archive_58


 * Palestine Media Watch: #1


 * People Magazine: #1


 * Philadelphia City Paper: #1


 * Political Research Associates: #1,  #2


 * Politico.com: #1


 * Mazin Qumsiyeh: #1


 * Raw Story: #1


 * The Real News site: #1


 * The Register (UK): #1


 * ReligiousTolerance.org: #1


 * Rummell's "democide" statistics: #1


 * Salon as source for controversial WP:BLP: #1


 * San Francisco Weekly: #1


 * Joseph Schechtman as I-P historian: #1


 * Djuro (or "Duro") Schwartz: #1


 * David Shulman: #1


 * Skeptic's Dictionary: #1,  #2


 * TheSmokingGun.com: #1


 * Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC): #1, #2, #3


 * SPLC's "Intelligence Report": #1


 * SourceWatch: #1


 * Robert Spencer on Islam: #1,  #2


 * The Star (Malaysia): #1


 * Standingstrong.org on Hamas: #1


 * TownHall.com: #1


 * terrorism-info.org.il: #1


 * Twitter.com: #1


 * United Nations (all its sources): #1


 * Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO): #1, #2


 * US Dept of Defense on Terrorists: #1


 * Various pro-Israel individuals as reliable sources: #1


 * Village Voice: #1


 * Wikibooks: #1


 * Wikinews: #1,  #2,  #3


 * Wikipedia articles, #1,  #2


 * WorldNetDaily: #1, #2


 * World Socialist web site: #1


 * Yedioth Ahronoth on WP:BLP: #1


 * Youtube.com: #1,  #2,  #3,  #4,  #5, #6


 * Zionism-israel.com: #1


 * Zochrot, or "Nakba in Hebrew": #1

Links to General Issues Discussions

 * Academic works untranslated to English: #1


 * Age of a reference: #1


 * Academic vs. Non-academic authorities: #1


 * Alternative and/or free newspapers: #1, 2, #3


 * Biography/blurb/book jacket from a publisher: #1,  #2,  #3


 * Blogs from WP:RS Newspapers/magazines: #1,  #2,  #3, #4


 * Blogs, self-published: #1,  #2


 * Blogs, university professors: #1


 * College newspapers: #1


 * Conference proceedings, papers, published and unpublished : #1,  #2,  #3,  #4


 * Copyrighted external links (like RickRoss.com): #1


 * Court documents: #1, #2


 * Dictionaries: #1


 * Different versions (text) of same book: #1


 * Dissertations/ PhD Theses: #1,  #2,  #3,  #4, #5, #6


 * Editorials in reliable sources: #1,  #2


 * Email mailing lists or discussion forums as sources: #1,  #2,  #3,  #4


 * "Extremist" source: #1


 * Etymological Sources: #1


 * Fan sites: #1


 * Freedom of Information (FOIA) sources: #1


 * Foreign Language Sources: #1,  #2,  3


 * Foreign sources in English: 1


 * Forums and other user-edited sources: #1


 * Groups referred to as cults: #1


 * Heavy reliance on web sources: #1


 * "Independent" third party sources: #1


 * Industry specific trade journals: #1


 * Internal Organizational Information: #1


 * Internet Polls: #1


 * Leaked Documents: #1


 * Newspapers in countries without a free press: #1


 * Newspaper opinion columns on WP:BLP: #1


 * Newspaper articles, scans of old articles online: #1, #2


 * Newspaper and other reprints of Reliable Source articles, documents, especially by less or even non-reliable sources: #1,  #2,  #3,  #4


 * Non Wikipedia Dictionaries and Encyclopedias: #1, #2


 * Notable organization self-published material: #1


 * Organizations Quotes about self, press releases: #1,  #2


 * Petition signed by Eminent Academics: #1


 * Interviews officially archived online: #1


 * Interviews that are self-published: #1,  #2


 * Link still good but unavailable (geo-blocking etc): #1


 * Primary vs. Secondary Sources (also see here):  #1,  #2


 * "Red flag" section of WP:Verifiability: #1


 * Reliable sources blanked out cause "wrong": #1


 * Religious publications/sources: #1,  #2


 * Reviews Considered Opinion Pieces?: #1


 * Self-published own site: #1


 * Self-published photographs: #1


 * Sources quoted in other sources: #1


 * Source that advocates lying: #1


 * Think tanks: #1


 * Verifying sources not immediately verifiable: #1, #2


 * Vanity press publishing: #1


 * Deletion of WP:RS because of other wikipedia policies: #1