Notice how the manufacturer’s writing on the bomb is in Hebrew.
See, Israel has their own bombs to drop on Gaza. And when they do drop American bombs and Gaza, it’s the old shit that they already have, which they have to either use or decommission, before long.
Notice how the manufacturer’s writing on the bomb is in Hebrew.
See, Israel has their own bombs to drop on Gaza. And when they do drop American bombs and Gaza, it’s the old shit that they already have, which they have to either use or decommission, before long.
The labeling on any kind of product doesn’t represent where it came from.
China makes all kinds of shtuff with English and a zillion other languages, and localizes them for export.
I’m sure American arms manufacturers do the same.
Okay? These particular shells are Israeli shells. They make tens of thousands of them in Israel.
I’ll leave that up to your expert opinion.
Or the headline of the article you are commenting on…
An ammunition in possession of an army is that army’s bomb, regardless of who made it.
There could an Israeli-made bomb in the possession of Hamas, for example, but one wouldn’t call it an Israeli bomb except under very specific context.