What is the ruling on posting links to academic websites as documentation for information, if these websites include pictures of unveiled women?

It is permissible to publish websites that contain images of unveiled women if there is a significant benefit in refuting atheism, a benefit that outweighs the harm of these images. This does not contradict the principle: "Ward off evil, which takes precedence over acquiring good," because this principle applies when the harm and benefit are equal, or when the harm is greater. However, if the benefit outweighs the harm, then the benefit is prioritized.