US-made bombs used in deadly Israeli strikes on Gaza schools, HRW says
Summary
Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported that Israel used US-made bombs in attacks on schools sheltering civilians in Gaza. HRW investigated specific incidents in 2024 and claimed there was no military presence at these schools during the attacks. The group called for a stop to arms transfers to Israel and emphasized the protection of civilian sites under international law.Key Facts
- HRW said Israel used US-made bombs in attacks on Gaza schools.
- The attacks targeted schools housing displaced civilians.
- HRW investigated two incidents in 2024 involving US-supplied bombs.
- At least 15 people died in the Khadija girls’ school attack; at least 34 were killed at Zeitoun C school.
- Israel has not shared evidence of military targets at these schools.
- There have been repeated strikes on schools since July 2025, causing further deaths and displacements.
- HRW called for a halt to arms transfers to Israel and adherence to international law.
- Nearly 1 million displaced Palestinians have taken shelter in Gaza schools since October 2023, according to the UN.
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