Israel used a US-made precision bomb in a strike on Rafah camp that killed 45 people in on May 26, multiple news outlets have reported. According to weapon experts, fragments of an SDB GBU-39, a 250-pound small-diameter precision munition, were found near the site of the strike. The key detail in the weapon debris was the tail actuation system, which guides the GBU-39, as per former US Army explosive ordnance disposal technician Trevor Ball. The weapon’s unique bolt pattern and slot where the folding fins are stowed were clearly visible in the debris, Ball said. Watch the video to know more.