As a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes effect, displaced Palestinians are cautiously returning to their homes in Gaza, including areas like Jabalia, Sheikh Radwan, and Abu Iskandar. Amid the rubble, many are discovering unexploded Israeli “explosive robots,” which remain silent but highly dangerous. First deployed in Jabalia refugee camp in May 2024, these armored, remote-controlled vehicles filled with explosives have caused widespread destruction in northern Gaza, destroying hundreds of residential buildings daily. Civil defense officials report that the blast radius can reach up to 500 meters, leaving severe infrastructural damage. Survivors recount terrifying experiences of being buried under rubble within seconds of explosions. Human rights monitors have condemned the use of such weapons in densely populated areas as “war crimes and crimes against humanity.” Health experts warn that toxic gases and heavy metal smoke released from explosions are causing severe respiratory and neurological problems among the affected population.