2006 Gaza beach explosion
The Guardian report
### The Guardian report

On 17 June *[The Guardian](/wiki/The_Guardian "The Guardian")* published the findings of their own investigation into the incident, casting doubt on Israeli version that army was not to blame. The report included interviews with some of the people that were on the beach that day and concluded with the following statements from [Human Rights Watch](/wiki/Human_Rights_Watch "Human Rights Watch")'s Marc Garlasco: "The likelihood that the Ghalia family was killed by an explosive other than one of the shells fired by the Israeli army is remote," and the [Israel Defense Forces](/wiki/Israel_Defense_Forces "Israel Defense Forces")' Capt Dalal: "We're not trying to cover up anything. We didn't do the investigation to exonerate ourselves. If it was our fire, we'll say it." However, according to [The Jerusalem Post](/wiki/The_Jerusalem_Post "The Jerusalem Post"), Garlasco reversed his opinion after further examination of the evidence, concluding that the blast was "probably caused by an unexploded munition in the sand."


Who published The Guardian report on June 17?