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A CNN online investigation showed that the ammunition used by the occupying forces to bomb a school for displaced persons in Abasan, east of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, was made in the United States.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the Israeli bombing of the Al-Mutanabbi (Al-Awda) school building killed about 30 citizens and injured 53 others.
In the video shot by CNN reporters at the scene after the attack, the remains of a US-made GBU-39 Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) are clearly visible, according to three weapons experts who have seen the video.
Activists have released horrific scenes from the Israeli massacre in the town of Abasan Kabila, showing the bodies of the martyrs being transported, some of them reduced to pieces.
The Hamas movement condemned the massacre by the occupation forces in the school and said in a statement that the bombing of the school was a continuation of Israel’s war of extermination and confirmed that the occupation forces continued to commit murders without regard for the consequences of their crimes, and also without regard to the laws and treaties established to protect civilians in war.
Yesterday, Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal quoted U.S. officials as saying that U.S. President Biden’s administration has agreed to ship 500 pounds of bombs to Israel.
U.S. officials said the American bombs are in the shipping phase and are expected to arrive in Israel in the coming weeks.
The Washington Post stated that since the outbreak of the Israeli-Gaza war, the United States has provided more than $6.5 billion worth of military aid to the occupying forces.
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