U.S. Probes Israel's Use of American Aid in Gaza Airstrikes
Investigation focuses on potential misuse of weapons in civilian casualties, amid continued U.S. support for Israel.
- The U.S. State Department is investigating Israel's use of American military aid in airstrikes on Gaza, focusing on potential misuse to kill civilians.
- Recent airstrikes, including one on Rafah, resulted in significant civilian casualties, raising concerns over war crimes.
- Despite the ongoing investigation, the Biden administration continues to support Israel, with no immediate plans to reprimand or alter military aid.
- The investigation also extends to Israel's use of white phosphorus in Lebanon, amid allegations of targeting civilians.
- The conflict between Israel and Gaza has escalated, with over 28,000 Palestinian and nearly 1,200 Israeli casualties reported.