Talk:Andrey X/GA1

• The son and grandson of Russian filmmakers Ilya and Andrei Khrzhanovsky, respectively,[5][6][7] Andrey Khrzhanovskiy was raised in Saint Petersburg. This would sound better separated into two sentences, like Andrey Khrzhanovskiy was raised in Saint Petersburg. He is the son of filmmaker Ilya Krzhanovsky and the grandson of filmmaker Andrei Krzhanovsky.
• Khrzhanovskiy was visiting his grandparents in Israel in February 2022, when the Russian invasion of Ukraine began; he chose to stay there, fearing potential persecution for his activity as a political journalist.[3][4][7][11][12][13] When you have many sources like this, you can condense them into one footnote using Template:efn, and in the footnote "Attributed to multiple sources:"..." in order to avoid citation overkill.
• Taking advantage of his Jewish heritage, he applied for Israeli citizenship in accordance with the Law of Return and was granted a passport in a short time, allowing him to settle in Tel Aviv. I would remove "Taking advantage of his Jewish heritage" as it doesn't sound quite neutral to me, and change "in a short time" to "shortly afterwards".
• Khrzhanovskiy was visiting his grandparents in Israel in February 2022 His maternal or paternal grandparents?

Part II

• Khrzhanovskiy said his interactions with Israelis and 1948 Palestinians quickly made him realize he was benefiting from the privileged side of an apartheid system, and felt compelled to "do something about it."
  • What are 1948 Palestinians? The wikilink simply links to Arab Citizens of Israel without giving an explanation.
  • add "he" in front of "felt compelled"
• He contests the legitimacy of the State of Israel and adopts the term "1948 territories" I think "uses" is better than "adopts"

TBA...

• Earwig throws a 94% copyright violation, but this is misleading, as it seems the site is a blog that copied the entire article. Otherwise no copyright violations.
• Remove the link to his website, because it is dead.
• Remove kino-teatr.ru completely as a source, because it is user-aggregated.
• The website you link to is called 11.11.11, you have added too many 1s.
• For the source about his conviction, can you provide an independent source and not a tweet by Khrzhanovsky?
• What makes Beit Ebla a reliable source?
• WP:MEMO states that Middle East Monitor is not considered universally reliable, "opinions range from "sometimes usable with attribution" to "unreliable"." I would remove as much of it as possible.
• I'm not certain kinox.ru is a good source, but I'll try to find a more reliable source about his acting career.
  • The source itself shows that he did not really have an acting career, just some cameos. Without more in-depth coverage I would remove it entirely.

Article covers his life and activity, I think it's fine.

I found another article from Haaretz about his work: 'Israelis Are More Genocidal Than People Think': Meet Andrey X, the 'Counter Hasbara' TikToker. Has some interesting information not mentioned in the article, such as how the group My Israel and Im Tirtzu denounce him. It also is a source for his one-month sentence: "Khrzhanovskiy – who says he has a one-month suspended prison sentence and other standing court cases against him in Israel –"

It's difficult to stay completely neutral with a conflict like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but I think this article does a decent job. All Khrzhanovsky's views are attributed to him and the article doesn't take a side with or against him.

Article is stable.

• Photo rationale claims that Alexander Khanin released it under an "own work" rationale. Original work was uploaded by Deda Sasha, which is apparently his nickname. So it passes.