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GOD News is committed to accuracy, transparency and accountability. When we change published reporting, we say what changed and why.

How we record changes

Correction
Something we published was wrong. We state what was wrong and exactly what we changed.
Clarification
The facts were right, but the wording could mislead. We explain what we made clearer.
Update
New information became available after publication and was added.

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Public log

  1. Correction

    Israel votes: numbers don't campaign

    Originally published 28 September 2026 · EN

    What was wrong: The article named the 2022 government as a "Lieberman-Abbas" government, and an internal editorial note was visible by mistake.

    What we changed: This article was updated to correct the name of the 2022 government: it was the Bennett–Lapid government, not a "Lieberman-Abbas" government. An internal editorial note that was visible by mistake was also removed. The underlying conclusion of the article was not affected.

  2. Correction

    Israël kiest: cijfers voeren geen campagne

    Originally published 28 September 2026 · NL

    What was wrong: Het artikel noemde de regering van 2022 een "Lieberman-Abbas"-regering, en een interne redactienotitie was per abuis zichtbaar.

    What we changed: Dit artikel is bijgewerkt om de naam van de regering van 2022 te corrigeren: dat was de regering-Bennett–Lapid, niet een "Lieberman-Abbas"-regering. Een per abuis zichtbare interne redactienotitie is verwijderd. De onderliggende conclusie van het artikel is niet veranderd.

  3. Correction

    Israel wählt: Zahlen machen keinen Wahlkampf

    Originally published 28 September 2026 · DE

    What was wrong: Der Artikel bezeichnete die Regierung von 2022 als „Lieberman-Abbas“-Regierung, und eine interne Redaktionsnotiz war versehentlich sichtbar.

    What we changed: Dieser Artikel wurde aktualisiert, um den Namen der Regierung von 2022 zu korrigieren: Es war die Regierung Bennett–Lapid, nicht eine „Lieberman-Abbas“-Regierung. Eine versehentlich sichtbare interne Redaktionsnotiz wurde entfernt. Die zugrunde liegende Schlussfolgerung des Artikels ist davon nicht betroffen.