Israel using banned weapons
Lebanese military experts confirm the use by Israel of implosion bombs and white phosphorus in its airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs. Reporters have seen at the facades of at least 20 eight-story apartment houses blow off in the Haret Hreik and Bir al-Abed neighborhoods.
Meanwhile 15 thousand refugess have arrived in Tyre, which the Israelis immediately upgraded to "prime target".
Meanwhile 15 thousand refugess have arrived in Tyre, which the Israelis immediately upgraded to "prime target".
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I don't know, LA. Was translating an Italian dispatch. I'll try to find out. Maybe Wiki?
Later,
S.
LA, my first thought was more-or-less the same thing. Not necessarily something so "crude" (or big) as fuel-air explosives, but definately some sort of thermobaric/volumetric weaponry. All told, I don't see what else one would be describing as "implosive" in this context. And even the smaller, "precision" thermobaric munitions are supposed to be able to do obscene structural damage...
Of course, the Lebanese would never lie.
From the people who claim that 'sonic boom attacks' are warcrimes.
What next? 'Barking Dog Attacks'?
Seems to me that Arabs don't have a problem with loud noises when they blow up buses in Jerusalem.
Oddly though Arabs don't generally decry wrapping yourself in RDX and detonating on a bus full of children to be a 'banned weapon'.
Payback's a beotch.
Israel is a frightened brute and deserves the bed it made for itself, not to mention a racist society.
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