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UN sappers neutralize unexploded white phosphorous munitions in Khan Younis refugee camp on the southern Gaza Strip, Monday, March 15, 2010. United Nations officials have blown up white phosphorous munitions that remained unexploded since the Gaza war. Kerry Ruru of the U.N. Mine Action Team says that they have collected 340 different munitions that were fired during Israel's three-week war in Gaza in 2009 that did not explode, including 84 white phosphorous shells and seven one-ton bombs. March 15, 2010. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib/ Flash 90.
UN sappers neutralize unexploded white phosphorous munitions in Khan Younis refugee camp on the southern Gaza Strip, Monday, March 15, 2010. United Nations officials have blown up white phosphorous munitions that remained unexploded since the Gaza war. Kerry Ruru of the U.N. Mine Action Team says that they have collected 340 different munitions that were fired during Israel's three-week war in Gaza in 2009 that did not explode, including 84 white phosphorous shells and seven one-ton bombs. March 15, 2010. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib/ Flash 90.
UN sappers neutralize unexploded white phosphorous munitions in Khan Younis refugee camp on the southern Gaza Strip, Monday, March 15, 2010. United Nations officials have blown up white phosphorous munitions that remained unexploded since the Gaza war. Kerry Ruru of the U.N. Mine Action Team says that they have collected 340 different munitions that were fired during Israel's three-week war in Gaza in 2009 that did not explode, including 84 white phosphorous shells and seven one-ton bombs. March 15, 2010. Photo By Abed Rahim Khatib/ Flash 90.
