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Thread: Dr. Mimi Syed, a US emergency physician, has shared with Drop Site News an alarming report about the devastating injuries caused by cube-shaped shrapnel released from missiles during Israel’s airstrikes targeting large groups of civilians. “The shrapnel causes catastrophic injuries, especially in children,” Dr. Syed, who has just... show more
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“From the outside, the marks are barely visible. Inside, they cause massive internal damage, tunneling through the body and leading to fatal bleeding.”

Dr. Syed described treating a 9-year-old girl who was paralyzed after a shard severed her spinal cord.

She also removed a piece of shrapnel from under a man’s eyelid during her last mission.

These weapons, still being used, are causing unimaginable harm to civilians and children in Gaza. This issue was reported earlier this year in The Guardian but has since faded from the spotlight. 📎

We’ll continue to report on this. Follow @DropSiteNews for updates.

Drop Site News is calling on the US @StateDept to demand immediate information about Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s whereabouts and to take action for his release. Please sign the petition urging the U.S. government to secure Dr. Abu Safiya’s safe return.

Iron Dome: Israel’s Ingenious Shield Against Rocket Threats 🧵1 of 2 The Iron Dome represents a pinnacle of ingenuity and technological prowess designed to counteract the growing threat of short-range rocket attacks on Israel. Developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and Israel Aerospace Industries, this groundbreaking system became operational in 2011. It effectively intercepts and destroys incoming rockets, significantly reducing civilian casualties and damage.

Almost like they are trying to make it as painful as possible for as many people as possible

Surely this is yet another war crime

Another doctor, another eyewitness to the ‘cube-shaped bullets’ and the horrific atrocities and genocide unfolding in Gaza.

@ryangrim Tell your terrorist friends stop hiding within uninvolved population.


