Talk:Birzeit University

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I added the Non-Neutral POV tag due to text that used to be included in the bottom of this article which clearly reflected the point of view of the author and made multiple, non-referenced and non fact based accusations against the state of Israel. After reading this section multiple times, I felt that the entirety of it was biased an non-neutral so I removed the section from the article.


—Preceding unsigned comment added by Rhysticlight (talk • contribs) 03:15, 30 January 2008 (UTC)

hi there, although im new to wikis this is a technical change and i believe it to be a neccessity. the name of this term should be "bir zeit" and not "birzeit". this should also be corrected in the article about marwan barghouti. to your consideration.

Thanks for your contribution. While that seems logical, in fact the university itself uses "Birzeit", as on its website, so we should go with their version. Palmiro | Talk 15:36, 28 November 2005 (UTC)

I noticed someone tried to link an image from the Arabic article to this one. Since I don't know Arabic I can't read the copyright restrictions of the image (I was going to upload it on the English Wiki). Here is the image link [1]. Al 07:49, 2 December 2005 (UTC)