Human Rights Watch confirms Israel use of phosphorus bombs in Gaza

The Israeli army confirmed the use of phosphorus bombs in rural areas on the Gaza-Israel-Lebanon border

Human Rights Watch has confirmed Israel's use of banned white phosphorus bombs in attacks on the Gaza-Lebanon border. 

Human Rights Watch said the use of banned phosphorus bombs by Israeli forces in attacks on Lebanon and Gaza puts civilian lives at risk on a large scale. 

Human Rights Watch said the Israeli military confirmed the use of banned phosphorus bombs in rural areas on the Gaza and Israel-Lebanon border. 

According to the British news agency, Israeli military officials did not respond to Human Rights Watch's statement, saying they were not yet aware of the use of phosphorus bombs during the Gaza attacks. 

Human Rights Watch confirms Israel use of phosphorus bombs in Gaza

It should be noted that the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs had previously said that Israel is using banned phosphorus bombs in Gaza. 

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that Israeli occupation forces used internationally banned phosphorus bombs in the al-Karamah area in northern Gaza. 

Remember that the banned white phosphorus sets fire to a wide area on the ground and even burns the muscles and bones of the human body.

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