Yes to a due extent. However, once more academic papers are available, I think we could have a nice sub-article on academic debate. ALso, the material definitely belongs at Anthony Cordesman

As I have said before, this war is paradigmatic, and academic source will emerge on it with unprecedented vigor. I guess everyone is waiting to see how 2009 develops, because it might yet restart... Shalit/Blockade is basically the name of the game. 

In the meantime I must say I am very impressed with Wikifan raising this, its exactlly the type of crap I would like to see moar of, rather than yet one more NGO/UN "oh noes! civilians deied!!!" report (not that there is anything wrong with them, but this is a war, and encyclopedia articles on war generally focus on things like hardware used, tactics etc - and this war will be notable for much more than babycue babies burned and stomped by tanks). 

And of course, Wikifan and everyone is invited to contribute such sources, even if they are not in the article to my