Origin of Gaza's foul gas bubbles
Local sources and displaced individuals in Gaza City and northern Gaza have reported the widespread and strong presence of an unpleasant odor during the night hours from Tuesday to Wednesday. This was the result of Israeli aircraft dropping hundreds of objects or bubbles that emit a pungent smell. The exact substance causing the pollution remains unclear, as no samples are available for chemical analysis. However, there are concerns that it could be the "Skunk" substance previously used by Israel to suppress protests, or a similar agent. The spread of this smell raises health concerns, particularly for children and the elderly, as it may cause irritation to the eyes and respiratory system or other health problems. Nevertheless, its ultimate danger has not yet been confirmed.
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