Gladwyn d’SouzaOn Thursday, Dexter Filkins, staff writer at The New Yorker magazine, spoke to the National Public Radio (NPR), an American public broadcasting organization, describing the munitions’ hugely adverse effects and the intent behind their application by Tel Aviv.
“White phosphorus breaks up in the air and basically you see these flaming chunks going, scattering all over the place and then it just burns and burns and burns, and it burns very slowly,” he said.
Filkins said the regime was using the bombs to destroy the farmlands and crops on Lebanon’s border with the occupied Palestinian territories,
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