Israel used a U.S.-made bomb in deadly Rafah strike, experts say
Weapons experts identified the fragments as a 250-pound small-diameter precision munition, linked to a weapons components manufacturer registered in Valencia, California.
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Weapons experts identified the fragments as a 250-pound small-diameter precision munition, linked to a weapons components manufacturer registered in Valencia, California.
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Four weapons experts said the Israeli military used a U.S.-made precision bomb in a strike that killed at least 45 people in southern Gaza on Sunday, after reviewing visual evidence provided to The Washington Post.
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The bombs used in the Israeli strike on a Rafah camp that killed dozens of Palestinians were identified as U.S.-manufactured GBU-39 bombs, according to The New York Times.