Intel says Israel has been dropping thousands of 'dumb' bombs on Gaza

Justin Bronk, a senior research fellow for airpower and military technology at the Royal United Services Institute think tank, previously told Business Insider that these bombs would normally be used in a more open area where targets are dispersed and the use wasn't indiscriminate, "but if you're using them against targets in a built-up area, then it is almost by definition indiscriminate, particularly when using this older style of unguided bomb with a much higher drag design."