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Israeli officials said the initial strike, which targeted the Hamas commander Muhammad Deif, hit the compound with at least five precision-guided missiles. The blast near the rescue workers was nearly 100 yards away from the entrance to the compound, suggesting a separate strike.

An aerial image of the first strike published by the Israeli military and analyzed by The Times indicates the resulting crater was close to 60 feet in diameter, indicative of a 2,000-pound bomb. President Biden has paused the delivery of these weapons to Israel since May over concerns about the civilian casualties they might cause.

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[–] Linkerbaan@lemmy.world 30 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (3 children)

Looks like the reason Biden didn't send those 2000 pound bombs is because israel still has some in stock. Always handy for when you need to bomb a refugee camp in your designated safe zone

"precision guided missiles" btw.

[–] andrewrgross@slrpnk.net 17 points 1 month ago

Oh man... this conflict is so, so, SO hard to watch or bear. It's so hard to process this kind of devastation.

Sometimes I feel kind of numb (like right now), and other times it gives me nightmares. Both are unpleasant. Even though they certainly don't compare at all to actually living through all this in Gaza.

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