The Guardian Confirms Israeli Attack Killing 7 Health Workers Used American-Made JDAM Missiles

The British newspaper “The Guardian” confirmed on Monday that the Israeli attack, which led to the death of 7 health care workers in the southern town of Hebbaria last March, was carried out using American-made weapons.

This publication was based on my analysis of factual evidence after examining the source of the pieces found at the site of the attack, which Human Rights Watch said was a violation of international law.

Human rights experts stressed that the attack on the health center was a violation of international law, noting that the United States’ supply of arms to Israel violates the Leahy Act of 1997. It is an American law that the Leahy Law, approved by Congress to punish military units of countries that receive American support, and that serious crimes are committed that violate international law and human rights.

According to The Guardian, experts examined the remnants of the 500-pound Israeli MPR bomb and the American-made Joint Directed Attack Weapon (JDAM), and Human Rights Watch and an independent military expert confirmed photos of the fragments sent the British newspaper in.

JDAM missiles are guided devices manufactured by the American aircraft company Boeing, which are mounted on “dumb bombs” weighing between 500 and 2,000 pounds and converted into precision-guided missiles using the Global Positioning System.

Israel used these bombs mainly in Israeli military attacks on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, and they were among the most requested weapons from the United States.

The fragments found after the attack on Al-Habbariyeh included a fragment labeled “Bomb MPR 500,” as well as parts of a “JDAM” bomb that connects the bomb to the guidance system and its remains of his engine.

Despite Israel’s use of American weapons to kill civilians in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, Washington continues to agree to send in military aid to support Israel in its offensive against The Gaza Strip and Lebanon, which have so far left thousands of martyrs, most of them children. and women.

The Washington Post reported last March that the United States had secretly approved and completed more than 100 individual arms sales with Israel since the start of the war on Gaza on October 7, 2023.

Earlier, the American website “Axios” revealed that the United States gave more than 70,000 weapons to “Israel” between 1950 and 2022, including fighter planes, ground vehicles, missiles, and bombs, and in the ‘ last year 2023, he provided “Israel” with at least 16 types of weapons, although the exact types and numbers were not announced.