Geolocated images show Israeli forces using excavators and bulldozers made by Caterpillar, Volvo, Hitachi, Komatsu, Hyundai and Doosan to demolish homes, public utilities and shops across southern Lebanon. At least 46 south Lebanese villages inside a 608 square kilometer area near the border known as the "yellow line" have suffered heavy damage, most of it from demolitions carried out since the April 17 ceasefire. Human rights experts say the documented use of multinational construction equipment raises questions about corporate complicity in war crimes and is prompting calls for legal, export control and supply chain scrutiny.
