Israel's military says it used the wrong bombs in strike on a Gaza refugee center that killed at least 86 people

• The Israeli military said its Dec. 24 airstrikes on a refugee camp caused "unintended harm."
• Two airstrikes hit seven buildings and killed at least 86 people.
• This appears to be the IDF's first admission that it has used excessive force in its air war.

For seemingly the first time, Israel has said an attack in its air war that harmed civilians in Gaza went too far.

Israeli fighter jets launched attacks on a refugee camp in central Gaza on Sunday that killed at least 86 people, including women and children.

The Israeli military now says the bombing caused "unintended harm" to civilians.