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Human Rights Watch says, the Israeli military unlawfully fired white
phosphorous on Lebanese village

The NGO says, it's verified seven images and geolocated them to the village
of Yohmor.

It says, the white phosphorous shells hit residential areas hours after
Israel warned residents there, and in dozens of nearby places, to evacuate.

Human Rights Watch says it cannot confirm if anyone remained in the area or
was harmed.

The Israeli military says that it has in the past used white phosphorous as a
smoke screen- not to target civilians...

but officials this time did not respond to a request for comment.

The use of white phosphorus is illegal under international law when the
white-hot chemical substance is fired into populated areas.

It can set buildings on fire and burn human flesh down to the bone.

Survivors are at risk of infections and organ or respiratory failure, even if
their burns are small.