A controversial chemical weapon developed by Israel has drawn international scrutiny as its use against Palestinian protesters has intensified. The weapon, known for its pungent, foul odor and severe respiratory effects, has been deployed in crowded areas, raising concerns over its potential for causing long-term health damage. Critics argue that its deployment has become a tool for suppressing dissent rather than a last-resort measure. The weapon’s effectiveness in crowd control has paradoxically boosted its marketability, with reports suggesting it is being promoted as a solution for similar situations worldwide.
Israel’s foul-smelling weapon turns Palestinian repression into a sales pitch.
