In a fierce conflict that has captivated the world's attention, Israel's airstrikes on Gaza have drawn significant comparisons to the U.S.-led coalition's targeted strikes against ISIS. However, an astonishing revelation has emerged regarding the sheer intensity of Israel's bombardment of the region. According to a former U.S. defense intelligence officer, the concentration of bombs dropped per square mile in Gaza during the initial month of this war has not been witnessed since the Vietnam War.
Using state-of-the-art satellite imagery analysis conducted by Synthetic, an A.I. company, it has been revealed that Israel unleashed hundreds of massive bombs upon Gaza. The evidence is irrefutable, with over 500 impact craters exceeding 40 feet in diameter, consistent with the deployment of 2,000-pound bombs. To put things into perspective, these bombs are four times heavier than the largest bombs used by the U.S. coalition in their battle against ISIS in Mosul, Iraq.
