": I was asked by an editor on this article to take a look and share my thoughts: 
 :* I have no reason to believe that the graffiti picture is fake, as similar photos are documented in the (not necessarily English) media and, of course, personal experience. However, for an encyclopedia and when disputed, it is appropriate to request a good source. 
 :*The quotes section should be treaded carefully, as adding lists of quotes here would also set a precedent in regard to other articles, such as here. As Jayjg said, is there a source that suggests that such quotes are examples of whatever they are supposed to be an example of? Or are editors themselves making such determinations (and therefore doing original research)? These are all contentious articles, so it is important that whatever viewpoints expressed take into account that they may be setting a precedent on other equally contentious articles. 
 :*Having said the above, this article is an example of a propaganda article (of the sort I generally try to avoid, other examples being Palestinian terrorism, Zionist terrorism, etc.) In this case, the article would more suitably be named ""Jewish animosity towards Arabs"" or something equally un-encyclopedic. When seeing a title such as anti-Arabism, things like discrimination in Europe, Hollywood movies (e.g. Delta Force or The Siege), the Patriot Act, or even MacDonalds' invasion of Arab cities come to mind. To have an article that is entitled ""Anti-Arabism"" focus almost entirely on Jewish quotes against Arabs or Palestinians is pretty close to defamation (as are articles that are the other way around). Like I said, I've personally focused on more constructive or neutral articles rather than destructive ones, but I'll help out on some aspects of this one if I'm asked to.    

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