`  == Multiple issues ==   Please replace the  template at the top of this article with .  Why?  * Citations 10 (to General Assembly Resolution 3103 and General Assembly Resolution 39/17), 11 (to Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949), and 12 (to Sourcebook on public international law) do not refer to ``Israel`` or ``Palestine`` at all. Their inclusion is OR, and the sentences they're used to support are synthesis. * B'Tselem, currently used for citations 14, 18, 24, 48, 87, 88, and 89, is of questionable reliablity for the assertions those citations are used to support. From B'Tselem: ``B'Tselem has come under intense fire for what its critics describe as misrepresenting and distorting facts.`` It goes on. * Christian Peacemaker Teams, currently source 62, was judged at WP:RS/N to be ``probably unreliable.`` It's also an SPS.  Etcetera. This article is rife with OR, synthesis, and questionable sources; those examples are just illustrative.   `