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In my opinion, several of the sources cited in the article don't fit the definition of what is reliable. They are, the Operation Oasis webpage and the account by Frank Lavine on the Palyam and Aliya Bet website. I have no objection to the Palyam and Aliya Bet website being included as an external link. ← ZScarpia 09:41, 1 June 2011 (UTC)Reply
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