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Human Rights Watch alleges that Hezbollah fired cluster munitions into civilian areas in northern Israel during the recent conflict there.
October 19, 2006
Human Rights Watch alleges that Hezbollah fired cluster munitions into civilian areas in northern Israel during the recent conflict there.
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