Israeli forces used white phosphorus near Lebanese towns of Tyre, Al-Qulay'ah, Al-Khayam, and Yahmor since the resumption of fighting with Hezbollah, documentation reviewed by the NYT shows.
The New York Times reports documentation of the use of white phosphorus by Israeli forces near the city of Tyre and the towns of Al-Qulay'ah, Al-Khayam, and Yahmor since the resumption of fighting with Hezbollah.
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