The scary truth of vacuum bombs in Gaza: More than 2800 people were vaporized, neither skeletons nor blood were found; This report will shake the soul. Photo- AI generated.
Digital Desk, New Delhi/Gaza City. August 10, 2024.. Gaza City's Al-Taabin School had become a smoldering ruin that day. The walls were black, the windows were blown out and the smell of gunpowder and burnt debris hung in the air. Yasmin Mahani was searching for her son Saad in these ruins. There was an atmosphere of chaos everywhere. Some were calling names while others were searching through the smoke for their loved ones.
Yasmin suddenly heard her husband's scream. She ran towards that voice, but nothing was found. Yasmin reached the mosque from school in search of a piece of liver, where as soon as she stepped foot, it felt as if she had stepped on flesh and blood, but she pulled her foot back with a jerk. At that moment Yasmin was frightened, she had understood that this was not only the debris of buildings but also the debris of bodies.
After that day, Yasmin kept visiting hospitals for several days. She would peek into every ward, look carefully at the faces lying on every stretcher. Then she would go to the mortuary to find some clue, but neither her son Saad was found, nor any evidence of his being alive, nor any confirmation of his death.
How can I accept that my son is no more?
Yasmin says, 'No part of the body was found for burial and no evidence for identification, now tell me - how can I accept that my son is no more, accepting this was a very difficult moment for anyone, not for me.'
Yasmin Mahani is one of thousands of Palestinians missing following the Israeli offensive on Gaza. Searching in their own morgues and ruins. 72,000 people have been killed so far in the war between Israel and Gaza, but some stories go beyond the death toll.
Where did the people go missing, what did they do and fly away?
A very shocking revelation has been made in Al Jazeera Arabic's investigative report 'The Rest of the Story'. According to the report, since the start of the war in October 2023, Gaza's civil defense teams have officially recorded 2,842 such cases, where people were considered dead, but no blood spatter, no carcasses of flesh, no clothes and no skeletons were found, let alone bodies for burial.
These people disappeared completely, as if they had evaporated. It has been said in the report that this figure is not based on hearsay, but on forensic investigation and data collected from the incident site. Apart from these 2,842, more than 3,500 people are missing.
What did the experts say about the disappearance of people?
Military experts and eyewitnesses say that these 2,842 people have gone missing because Israel also used 'vacuum bombs' banned under international laws in Gaza City. These 'thermal' and 'thermobaric' weapons produce temperatures up to 3,500 degrees Celsius (about 6,332°F) when they explode, which can burn a human body to ashes.
What are vacuum bombs?
Russian military expert Vasily Fatigarov said that vacuum bombs first spread a cloud of fuel (aerosol) and then set it on fire. This creates a huge fireball and vacuum (void). The bombs contain aluminum and magnesium, which turn humans into ash and smoke within a few moments. The last evidence left is blood splatters on the walls.
No damage to the building, but all inside ashes; How?
MK-84 'Hummer' - This is a 900 kg bomb, in which tritonal is used. When it explodes a temperature of 3,500 degrees is generated. After the bomb blast, it tears the lungs with the pressure wave and burns the soft tissues of the body with the strong heat wave i.e. thermal wave. BLU-109 Bunker Buster - It has a strong steel shell and delayed fuse, which bursts with the PBXN-109 explosive mixture after hitting the ground or structure. This creates a large fireball inside closed spaces, which burns everything to ashes. GBU-39 - This is a precision aiming glide bomb, which contains AFX-757 explosive. It was used in the attack on Al-Tabin school in Gaza City. Gaza Civil Defense team has recovered pieces of GBU-39 from many places after the attack, from where people went missing. These weapons are also called aerosol bombs.
How is the situation in Gaza now?
A formal peace agreement (ceasefire) is currently in force in Gaza. 100 days have passed and the agreement has reached the second phase. However, there is still tension in the atmosphere. Since the implementation of the agreement, there have been reports of deaths of more than 500 Palestinians.
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