Israel has published hundreds of airstrike videos - but they only tell part of the story

Israel has published hundreds of airstrike videos - but they only tell part of the story.

Experts say these are intended to show Israel 's success against Hamas , but they do not show the full picture of the devastation on the ground.

Sky News has analysed the IDF 's use of aerial footage over the past year .

Israel has responded with a ground invasion and aerial bombing campaign.

Marwa Jarada says her family did not receive any warning of the strike on Al Taj .

Legal experts say militaries are obliged under international law to issue warnings to civilians where feasible.

Israel has previously said the Israeli military seeks "no harm to innocent civilians" But experts say the videos are intended to send different messages to different audiences.

Dr Andreas Krieg : "If you attack us, this is what will happen to you".

Drone warfare expert: "You can't tell whether these are civilians or combatants, what the objects are, who's in the frame - you can't objectively tell from the footage alone" Israeli military confirmed an airstrike in al Mawasi on 13 July killed the head of Hamas 's military wing, Mohammed Deif .

Deif was deemed a high-priority target for Israel due to his status in Hamas .