Land for peace

Land for peace is an interpretation of UN Security Council Resolution 242 which has formed the basis of subsequent Arab-Israeli peace making. The Wikipedia article details this greatly.

Year of the peace treaty
An unregistered user edited the article in 19 April 2008 to change the year of the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty from "1979" to "2012". Mihsfbstadium reverted it two days later.

Problem in Palestine
In July 25, 2014, an unregistered Wikipedia editor added a lie to the article under the References section, by adding the sentence "jews are the problem in Palestine" there. Luckily, ClueBot NG reverted it immediately thereafter.

Anti-Israel bias
An IP user made three edits over the course of three minutes on January 26, 2018, by apparently fixing "typos" and "grammar" to add that: Of course, these are unsourced and not related to the topic of: The forced eviction by Israel of its settlers and military forces in entirety from the ground territory of the Gaza strip has been put forth as a 'test case' of "Land for Peace" with the Palestinians.
 * Critics argue that Israel has never truly disengaged from its occupation of Gaza. To the present day Israel maintains a blockade over Gaza, preventing any possibility of a viable Gazan Society.
 * The Israeli airforce has destroyed hundreds of Gazan homes in airstrikes since the so-called withdrawal and made thousands of civilians homeless.
 * The Gazan economy suffers constant attacks from Israel in the form of sanctions, a blockade on the movement of goods and people through its borders, and airstrikes targeted at Palastinian factories, fields, greenhouses and retail operations.
 * Israeli soldiers have murdered thousands of Gazan civilians and it makes daily incursions into Gazan teritorry using drones, terrorising the population.
 * This 'test case' is argued by some to show the failure of the "Land for Peace" strategy with the Palestinians:

El C rollbacked it exactly 30 minutes later.