A hostage's mother says toxic gas from Israeli bombs killed her son. Is she right?
Sources say the Israeli army knows that weapons targeting Gaza tunnels can disperse toxic byproducts, which families fear may have killed three hostages.
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Sources say the Israeli army knows that weapons targeting Gaza tunnels can disperse toxic byproducts, which families fear may have killed three hostages.
The report backs statement by a captive's mother that her son was killed by toxic gases released during Israeli bombing
The mother of a hostage who died says her son inhaled fumes from weapons deployed by the Israeli army in Gaza but officials have not confirmed a cause
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated they recovered the bodies of three hostages in a Hamas tunnel complex in the Gaza Strip back on Dec. 14.
Rear admiral Hagari said “We estimate it is 50 meters deep and 4km long, and have found RPGs and AK-47s stored in depots. Many smaller tunnels lead off it.”