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 == Problematic phrase == 

 The following phrase strikes me as out of place in an encyclopedia article: 

  
 In Israel, Kuntar is considered the perpetrator of one of the most brutal terrorist attacks in the country's history,[6] while in Lebanon he is widely regarded as a national hero.[7 
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 There are several problems with it: 

 1) The propaganda-style wording, which sets it apart from the neutral language usually found in encyclopedias. 
 2) The first link given is to an opinion piece and is only proof that The Jerusalem Post (not Israel as a whole, as suggested by the phrase) considers Kuntar's attack as ""one of the most brutal,"" etc. 
 3) The phrase would give the impression that the Lebanese celebrate the killing of the father and daughter, and makes no mention of the fact that in Lebanon it is vehemently denied that Kuntar killed them. 
 4) The phrase adds nothing new and repeats what is already stated elsewhere in the paragraph. 

 I therefore suggest that it be deleted, which I'll do if no one opposes.  "