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A report by Human Rights Watch and other researchers says Israel has used white phosphorus munitions over civilian areas in southern Lebanon, particularly during the early stages of its Gaza war escalation. Evidence includes verified images and videos showing airburst shells over residential areas. White phosphorus is prohibited in populated areas because it can cause severe burns, fires, and toxic exposure. Researchers documented hundreds of instances of its use, with a significant portion occurring in residential and agricultural areas. The strikes have also caused long-term environmental damage, burning forests and farmland and contaminating soil with toxic substances, potentially harming agriculture and public health. Critics say the weapon may be used to clear earth and displace residents, contributing to mass displacement in southern Lebanon.