TRUE-Did the Zionist entity use "white phosphorus" against Palestinians?

In a third phase of our investigation, we explored the official website of Amnesty International and found the article confirming Israel's use of white phosphorus in Gaza.

The article stated that Amnesty International had gathered compelling evidence documenting the Israeli military's use of white phosphorus shells in densely populated civilian areas in the Gaza Strip, with many of these attacks potentially constituting unlawful indiscriminate attacks.

Video footage and images verified by the Evidence Lab of Amnesty International pointed to Israel's use of "white phosphorus" ordnance with an increasing frequency of strikes on October 7th.

The article included images of munitions bearing symbols indicative of white phosphorus.

In a fourth phase, we consulted with retired military expert Mukhtar Ben Nassr, who affirmed that white phosphorus is a chemical substance present in artillery shells, bombs, and rockets or mortar rounds, which ignites upon exposure to oxygen. It is an internationally banned weapon according to the Geneva Convention because it is a lethal weapon that targets civilians, as well as animals, water, and air, with the goal of igniting intense fires and generating dense smoke, which can cause fatal burns.

The military expert further highlighted that there are international agreements that prohibit the use of certain types of weapons, including the Biological Weapons Convention of 1972, the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons of 1982, the Ottawa Treaty of 1997, the Geneva Conventions of 1979 and 1993, and the Cluster Munitions Convention of 2008. He pointed out that Israel has refrained from joining some of these agreements to avoid potential prosecution by the International Criminal Court.

White phosphorus munitions, when detonated, produce intense light and dense smoke, causing severe burns and gruesome injuries when they come into contact with human flesh.

Burns caused by white phosphorus bombs often reach the bone and are slow to heal, potentially developing into infections if all phosphorus fragments are not removed. Burns covering less than 10% of a person's body from white phosphorus are often fatal and can also cause damage to the respiratory system and organ failure.

After thorough investigation and scrutiny of the Israeli side's denial of using white phosphorus against Palestinians in Gaza, Tunisia Tatharrai platform confirms that this claim is false and classifies the news of Israel using "white phosphorus" against Palestinians as accurate.