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 == Non-aligned movement == 

 I've moved the following text to her for further discussion: 
 The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 55% of the world's population, rejects Zionism.Fidel Castro speech to the UN in his position as chairman of the nonaligned countries movement 12 October 1979; Pakistan & Non-Aligned Movement, Board of Investment - Government of Pakistan, 2003Grant, Cedric.  “Equity in Third World Relations: a third world perspective”.  International Affairs. 71, 3 (1995), 567-587. 
 There are a number of issues with this material: 
 a) Material in this section is supposed to summarize material in sub-articles, yet I see nothing on this in the sub-articles. 
 b) The text makes the claim the claim that the movement is ""representing 55% of the world's population"". It's not clear what the relevance of that 55% is, and in any event, given that most of these countries (aside from India) are dictatorships of one kind or another, while the governments of these countries may rule those populations, it is unclear that they represent their views (or their wishes, or anything else). 
 c) The references used are weak at best. The first is a speech by Castro in 1979, hardly relevant today, and certainly long precedes the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 46/86, supported by many  of the non-aligned nations (including India), that rescinded the ""Zionism is racism"" claim. The second is a dead link, and the third dates from 1980 - see the issues with the first link. 
 Let's discuss this issue further here. Thanks.  "