Talk:Battle of Ayta ash Shab (2024)
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editI would say that the current reliance on the IDF directly as a source should not be in this article and should be replaced ASAP. It is a party to the conflict, and the instigator, which makes their words clearly unreliable for citing anything as fact. There are currently 3 sources which are directly from the IDF website. Ideally, sources which are simply reporting on what the IDF has said should also not be used to cite anything as fact. Mason7512 (talk) 21:27, 14 October 2024 (UTC)