By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
A New York-based human rights group says the IDF's artillery shelling into crowded Gaza areas should be considered indiscriminate attacks.
Human Rights Watch said Friday Israel sometimes fires 155-milimeter artillery shells at gunmen, who often operate in crowded areas.
A military analyst with the group, Marc Garlasco, said that the shells can kill people up to 150 meters away. Garlasco said that means they kill indiscriminately.
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