` August 2010 (UTC)  :: Daily, there is not a single article on wikipedia that utilizes the same MoS as editors have designed on their own accord here. The ``current-list style`` would be okay maybe in a List article, but here it is not only unnecessary but might qualify as original research. My original argument is sound: We cannot enumerate every single person who says Israel is an evil country, nor can we make dedicated sanctions for individuals that editors like (Jimmy Carter, Adams and Mooley) while not others. I'll start on the section later today, but the crux of the issue is really about content. It will be best for the article to cut out the junk and redundancy, remove fringe characters or regulate them to minimal status, and don't quote entire pages of a book. IMO it would be a lot better to list Israel's relationship with the Palestinians in a bullet-styled format, and the follow it with a bullet-styled format response. (I.e, Critics: Arab citizens of Israel are marginalized because they don't have the same rights as Jews: Opponents: While inequalities exist, Arabs have the same rights as Jews, blah blah blah.) Then provide 3rd party characters to support (Jimmy Carter). The main issue is the fact that the criticism section is about 70% of the article, and the responses are left at the bottom of the page. This is totally unacceptable.   00:11, 22`