Human Rights Watch said Israel broke international law by using the chemical in a dense port area. IDF said it was “not aware” of any white phosphorus use in Gaza.
Video captured on Oct. 11 appears to show Israeli forces using white phosphorus in an attack on the Gaza City port, according to analysis by Human Rights Watch. , and video of what appears to be white phosphorus released over Gaza City on Wednesday has been separately verified as authentic by The Washington Post.Israel uses white phosphorus in Gaza, video shows
The Israel Defense Forces said they “are currently not aware of the use of weapons containing white phosphorus in Gaza,” The Post reported.
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