International Red Cross: Israel's use of white phosphorus not illegall
Yahoo! News
15-Jan-2009 (3 comments)

GENEVA – The international Red Cross said Tuesday that Israel has fired white phosphorus shells in its offensive in the Gaza Strip, but has no evidence to suggest the incendiary agent is being used improperly or illegally.
The comments came after a human rights organization accused the Jewish state of using white phosphorus, hich ignites when it strikes the skin and burns straight through or until it is cut off from oxygen. It can cause horrific injuries.

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Zion

Another myth already debunked

by Zion on Thu Jan 15, 2009 09:57 PM PST

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Zion

Not my word

by Zion on Thu Jan 15, 2009 10:56 PM PST

It's the Red Cross saying it. Now could you elaborate exactly who my "people" are and who has been doing the "calling" so far?


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KB

Congratulations on debunking this myth.

by KB on Thu Jan 15, 2009 10:45 PM PST

What do you want a round of applause? Or a medal for every Israeli?

Let me get this right, in your warped mind its perfectly OK to use bombs with White Phosphorus in one of the most populated pieces of land on earth where women and children are desperate to find a place to hide?

No wonder you people are called blood thirsty.


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