Update: A small edit has been made to the title to change the assertion to a question. While the findings of Enriched Uranium in high concentrations in Gaza and southern Lebanon are concerning, they may not yet point to the use of nuclear weapons (called tactical nukes). The findings are concerning enough by themselves to warrant further investigation, which we can safely assume will be blocked at every turn by “Israel” and the United States should someone try to make it happen.

Pretty much this. It's going to be blocked if anyone tries to investigate this further, although I'm not surprised in the least if Israhell was using tactical nukes on Gaza.

[–] CriticalResist8@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Because neutron bombs have never been tested on actual people, we can only speculate what damage they cause. Further in the article for example I posted an article (that someone found for me a posteriori) of eyewitness accounts in Gaza saying victims of bombs were just turned to ash on the spot.

Someone else here however postulated there should be other sources experts can look at to take samples and test them.