Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor: Israeli drones raid Gazan homes, broadcasting terrifying sounds

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor reported on Saturday that it had documented several incidents in recent days of Israeli military quadcopter drones raiding civilian homes and shelters in the Gaza Strip, broadcasting terrifying sounds.

The Geneva-based human rights monitor said in a statement that the sounds emitted by these drones range from the sounds of dogs tearing at children’s bodies, to the terrifying screams of children in pain, to the bitter cries of the elderly.

It explained that these drones broadcast the sounds of “women’s ululations, suggesting death or tragedy, along with continuous ambulance sirens, giving the impression of massacres taking place nearby.”

The monitor confirmed the Israeli military’s use of quadcopters as a tool for psychological intimidation, espionage, and direct killing, noting that the Zionist approach to their use reflects a deliberate intent to eliminate any sense of security and transform displacement sites into death traps.

He explained that all the practices of the Israeli enemy army fall within a coordinated and integrated approach within the framework of the crime of genocide.