Israeli army allegedly used chemical weapons in Lebanon
Reports and visual documents have indicated that the Israeli army used white phosphorus in populated areas in southern Lebanon, including Nabatieh and Tyre, over the past months in the context of its conflict with Hezbollah. Israel denies the use of the substance in violation of international law, but human rights reports state that white phosphorus causes severe burns, respiratory and eye injuries, and leaves long-lasting residues in the environment, which raises international concern and prompts responses from governments and humanitarian organizations.
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