Human Rights Watch sees signs of white phosphorus use in Gaza
The reddish-brown scorch marks are still visible on the roofs and cream-colored stucco walls.
Villagers here in this southern Gaza farm town say their neighborhood was showered with hundreds of chunks of burning white phosphorus, a controversial substance commonly used as a smoke screen to cover troop movements, over a three-day Israeli incursion in Khozaa last month.
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