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Some Israeli bombs didn’t explode in Gaza. They still might.

Some Israeli bombs didn’t explode in Gaza. They still might. / TRT World

May 8, 2025

As Israel continues its relentless bombing of Palestine’s Gaza, thousands of live munitions remain buried under the rubble — and Tel Aviv is blocking the tools needed to clear them.

The UN says it could take 14 years to remove them — if Israel’s genocidal war ends today

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