Joysticks and Genocide: Meet Gaza’s Roaming Explosive Robot Nightmare

By Refaat Ibrahim 

Nour, a mother of two from Gaza’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, does not need to see the new Israeli weapon to know when it strikes. She knows it by its terrifying sound.

“It feels like dozens of rockets hitting at the same time,” she told QNN. “The sky turns orange, the windows collapse, and the doors burst open. My children scream and jump in terror. My little boy Khaled runs to me crying with every explosion. We put the windows back up each morning, and…