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War on Gaza

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

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