Template talk:Massacres or pogroms against Jews
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The template, like the list of massacres of Jews, is very large. Would it be easier to use if it were broken down by time period, in alternating color bands? The first band could be from 1 through 1000 CE, perhaps, the second band from 1001 through 1600, the third band from 1601 through 1900, and then by decade after 1901, with a single band for the Holocaust? I think this could be done fairly easily by using group1, group2, etc. SeeTemplate:Navbox for additional information. If others are interested, I can draft a sandbox copy of what I'm proposing. — Malik Shabazz Talk/Stalk02:25, 24 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Where do you get these names from? Certainly not from the English Wikipedia: **[[Międzyrzec Podlaski Ghetto|Mezeritz D'Lita massacre]]. "Mezeritz D'Lita" is not mentioned in ourMiędzyrzec Podlaski Ghetto article even once. Please explain. What is the purpose of changing real placenames into theirYiddish equivalents?
It looks to me like this whole template is being turned byUser:Gruzinim (296 edits) into a sort of political arm-wrestling, with gross exaggerations dressed up as "massacres of Jews" such as the2015 Copenhagen shootings where a single Jewish security man (among its two victims including a non-Jewish filmmaker) was shot in a firefight by a Dutchman.Poeticbenttalk14:16, 26 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Yeah, I kind of regretted the "Massacre" title, it should have been titled "Pogroms targeting" Jews. As far as the Yiddish equivalent, I guess there is no real purpose other than to respect what the people who were killed called it. Usually they had their own name for the Shtetls or Towns, so it made more sense to call it by that name then by whatever it's called today. It was a work in progress, I will try to remove any that wouldn't fit. I'm definitely not trying to push an agenda, the main purpose was to sort through the pogroms/massacres that don't have specific Wikipedia pages for them.Gruzinim (talk)21:24, 26 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Since when is an antisemitic hate crime the same as a massacre or a pogrom? A massacre should have at least four people dead to qualify. And it's not like most of these incidents were pogroms either. TheMonsey Hanukkah stabbing,Poway synagogue shooting, andSeattle Jewish Federation shooting all had only one fatality and only one perpetrator. These were hate crimes and not massacres or pogroms, and would best fit into a category like "Antisemitic attacks and Incidents in the 21st century" or something along those lines. Somebody even put theColleyville synagogue hostage crisis even though not a single Jew died (or even probably injured). I had to revert that edit immediately.
Hate crimes are something different than pogroms. If we include every antisemitic event, we would end up including material like theGoulston Street graffito.Dunutubble (talk)17:28, 18 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Can someone please add more such as2023 Djerba synagogue shooting, and as well asSiege of Banu Qurayza and events fromAntisemitism during the Israel–Hamas war. This needs to be updated to recent events as well as not enough inclusion of pogroms againstMizrahi jews. I also have a possible source from pogroms against Ethiopian Jews[1]https://lilith.org/articles/pogroms-in-ethiopia/. I apologize if I do not appear proficient in Wikipedia, because I am not proficient. AlsoFajja bus attacks andDamascus affair.Sol Hachuel's execution perhaps as well74.71.4.108 (talk)22:37, 16 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]
