Yep. Wikipedia was one of the first "big" media/info sources to realize that they could shift the narrative by laying down a foundation of false info. It's really quite smart when you think about it: to most people, "Wikipedia" means "Online Encyclopedia"-just the facts and nothing but the facts. To the radical leftists who run the site, this is a golden opportunity to twist and spin the information so that the average Googler winds up digesting all events through their leftist narrative, and as others pointed out above, they silence anyone who tries to correct them (try editing any of the common leftist lies-"Israeli killing of Palestinian children", "Radical Anti-LGBTQ resume", "History of racist and discriminatory statements", etc.-that are in almost every politically-related Wikipedia topic and you'll see what I mean).
The co-founder of Wikipedia himself, Larry Sanger, said in 2021 that "Nobody should trust Wikipedia anymore, it's become a political site with an agenda" (paraphrased). And unfortunately, it's pretty much true for all the big tech companies. Put Ben Shapiro, or Elon Musk, or Bibi Netanyahu, and of course, Donald Trump (just pick anyone the left doesn't like), into Google and see what search results you'll get (will be some combination of Wikipedia, CNN, Media Matters, NPR News, NBC, The Independent, BBC, leftist YT channels, sometimes even Al Jazeera).
P.S. Try it now--a current search for Elon Musk triggers dozens of articles calling him a Nazi sympathizer. A subsequent search for Ben Shapiro literally yields a result on the first page "Ben Shapiro struggles to defend Elon Musk from Nazi criticism".
It's getting obvious...