[News] Thousands of Unexploded Bombs Dropped by Israel Have Turned Gaza into a Minefield

Fri Oct 31 17:23:58 EDT 2025

Five children were recently wounded by unexploded ordnance as they were 
searching for firewood in the rubble of Gaza City.
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      Five children were recently wounded by unexploded ordnance as they
      were searching for firewood in the rubble of Gaza City.

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Nour (left) and Joud Al-Anqar (right) recover in Shifa hospital in Gaza 
City after being wounded by explosive ordnance. October 28, 2025. 
(Screenshot of video by Abdel Qader Sabbah.)

GAZA CITY—Mohammed Nour returned with his family from Khan Younis to 
Gaza City on October 13th, three days after the ceasefire went into 
effect, along with thousands of other Palestinians. “As soon as they 
announced the truce, we came back immediately,” Nour told Drop Site. 
“From the moment Gaza City opened, we were among the first to return, 
because of everything we had suffered in the south.”

The family set up a tent just behind Al-Shifa hospital in an area 
that—like much of the city— was filled with large mounds of rubble and 
debris following Israel’s concentrated aerial bombardment and shelling. 
“It was around 10 or 11 a.m. I told the kids, ‘Go bring some cardboard, 
some wood, and a bit of plastic so we can light a fire.’ We wanted to 
cook something for the kids to eat,” Nour said. “We had just arrived and 
had nothing to burn and light a fire.”

His 11-year old son, two nephews, and two other boys their age walked 
about 10 meters from the tent and began searching through the rubble. 
“As soon as one of the kids pulled a piece of wood, something exploded. 
The children were thrown into the air—all of them,” Nour said. “I 
suddenly saw people flying—I didn’t even realize they were our children. 
I ran toward them and found my son hanging on the fence, and my sister’s 
son and my brother’s son—all of them hanging there,” he added. “Their 
condition was terrible, terrible.”

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            /Mohammed Nour and Ghadir Al-Anqar in their tent in Gaza
            City. Nour points out the exact spot where the unexploded
            ordnance detonated, injuring his son, Zein, and four other
            children, and watches footage from the incident on his
            phone. October 28, 2025. (Video by Abdel Qader Sabbah.)/

Across Gaza, underneath the millions of tons of torn concrete, and 
twisted rebar, lie not only thousands of bodies, but thousands of 
unexploded munitions.

Nour’s sister, Ghadir Al-Anqar, rushed outside when she heard the blast. 
The air was filled with dust. “When I came out of the tent, my son was 
running and screaming. I didn’t recognize him—he was completely covered 
in shrapnel. His entire body was [cut with] shrapnel, and his face was 
blackened with ash and debris,” Al-Anqar told Drop Site. “I couldn’t 
recognize him—the only way I knew it was him was by the color of his 
shirt, his blue shirt.” They picked up the children and carried them in 
their arms to Shifa hospital.

When they arrived at Shifa hospital, Nour’s son Zein’s T-shirt was 
shredded by the blast and one of his pant legs had been ripped off, 
according to a video filmed by Ahmed Hattab. His clothes were covered in 
blood and his legs had large gashes where his flesh had been torn out. 
Al-Anqar’s son Joud’s face was blackened by dust, and the front of his 
blue T-shirt was soaked through with blood. Part of his calf was 
shredded. They were neither screaming nor crying as they were carried 
into the hospital—they were in shock. The three other boys, who were 
less severely wounded, were also brought in and laid down on the 
hospital floor or on metal cots without mattresses.

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            Five children, including Mohammed Nour’s 11-year-old son
            Zein (in a red T-shirt) and Ghadir Al-Anqar’s 12-year-old
            son Joud (in a dark blue T-shirt), arrive at Shifa hospital
            in Gaza City on October 13, 2025. (Video by Ahmed Hattab.)

The next day, the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) called 
attention to the incident. “Yesterday, five children were reportedly 
injured, two of them very seriously, while encountering unexploded 
ordnance in rubble near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza,” the group said in a 
statement. “Following the ceasefire in Gaza, the explosive ordnance 
threat remains. As hundreds of thousands of displaced people and 
humanitarian personnel are on the move, the risk of encountering 
explosive ordnance increases.”

UNMAS had documented at least 52 Palestinians killed and 267 wounded by 
explosive ordnance in Gaza since October 2023. “We expect that this 
figure is significantly underreported,” Luke Irving, the head of UNMAS 
in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, said in a press conference 
earlier this month. “Unfortunately, we can estimate that many more 
people have been injured or killed by ordnance littering Gaza over the 
past two years.”

Israel has dropped tens of thousands of tons of mostly U.S.-made bombs 
on Gaza, more than the combined weight of the bombs dropped on London, 
Dresden, and Hamburg in all of World War II. And UNMAS has warned that 
between 5-10% of weapons fired into Gaza have failed to detonate, 
effectively turning the enclave into a minefield.

In the press conference, Irving said UNMAS was “deeply concerned about 
the heightened risk these items pose in the coming days, weeks, months 
and years” as people in Gaza sort through the rubble and begin to rebuild.

The Israeli news site, The Marker—the financial supplement to 
Haaretz—reported 
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Gaza as of April 2025. So far, UNMAS has been able to identify at least 
560 unexploded ordnance in areas the group has been able to access. 
“However, we will not know the full extent of the contamination in Gaza 
until and unless a comprehensive survey can take place,” Irving said. 
“The threats will increase as people move around, and especially when 
construction, reconstruction, and recovery efforts start.”

In Gaza City on Tuesday, a solitary bulldozer worked to clear piles of 
rubble off of Al-Nasr street to make it passable again, pushing the 
debris to the sides in large mounds before scooping it up and dumping it 
into a waiting truck. Residents used brooms to sweep smaller bits of 
concrete away from the fronts of the few standing buildings. Men 
scavenged through the rubble, searching for firewood, or anything they 
could salvage.

“Honestly, we were shocked by the extent of the damage between the first 
displacement and the second. After the second displacement, the 
destruction was total. The area looked terrifying, like something out of 
a horror movie,” Mohammad Mushtaha, a displaced resident who returned to 
Gaza City after the ceasefire, told Drop Site. “The streets were all 
blocked…We walked until we reached home. It was difficult because of the 
rocks and metal. There were also things like explosives or remnants that 
hadn’t detonated, so we were afraid to walk—scared of what might be on 
the roads.”

Along with its continued bombings and shootings of Palestinians on an 
almost daily basis since the ceasefire went into effect, Israel has 
prevented the minimum amount of humanitarian aid, equipment, and 
resources from entering Gaza in violation of the agreement, making it 
nearly impossible to begin dealing with the vast amounts of unexploded 
ordnance that have turned Gaza’s geography into a lethal landscape.

“We are talking about 71,000 tons of explosives currently present in the 
Gaza Strip,” Mahmoud Bassal, the spokesperson for Civil Defense, told 
Drop Site. “These explosives still exist, and at any moment they could 
explode,” he said. “It could happen when children tamper with them, or 
while civil defense teams work to recover bodies. A collision might 
happen and could lead to an explosion.”

Civil Defense teams are not tasked with removing unexploded ordnance but 
do help in coordination efforts and are the primary group in Gaza 
working on trying to retrieve the thousands of bodies buried under the 
rubble. “The Israeli occupation has killed 90 percent of the engineering 
unit’s personnel that used to operate in Gaza. The occupation destroyed 
the resources needed to transport these bomb remnants from one area to 
another,” Bassal said. “The current demand now is that specialized teams 
must be formed to address this issue, and they must be provided with the 
necessary equipment, capabilities, and vehicles to transport these 
highly explosive and large missiles that remain in Gaza.”

He added: “It is truly intolerable for these explosives to remain inside 
the Strip. [Along] with the corpses, with the rubble… there are 
explosives that threaten the lives of the population, and this is indeed 
a major problem in the Strip.”

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            Zein (left) and Joud (right) recover in Shifa hospital, Gaza
            City. October 28, 2025. (Video by Abdel Qader Sabbah.)

More than two weeks after the explosion, Zein and Joud are still 
recovering in Al-Shifa hospital. Their bodies are covered in cuts and 
burns, and their legs and parts of their hands and fingers are wrapped 
in thick bandages.

“I wish it had been me instead of the children. It was a tragedy. This 
was one of the violations of the occupation,” Nour said. “It was 
extremely difficult for us. Seeing the children hurt was like a 
thunderbolt hitting our hearts.”

/Drop Site News Middle East Research Fellow Jawa Ahmad contributed to 
this report. Sami Vanderlip edited the video./

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