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Twenty dead, including four children, from Israeli strikes in Gaza

The Israeli army pointed out that it launched the strikes after members of the army came under fire which resulted in the serious injury of an officer

Newsroom February 4 02:17

20 Palestinians were killed today in the Gaza Strip by Israeli fire, including four children, health officials in the Palestinian enclave said in a new report.

Among the dead was a rescuer who rushed to help victims of a strike in Han Younis, in southern Gaza. He was killed when a second strike struck at the same location, officials noted.

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The Israeli army said it launched strikes in Gaza after members of its forces came under fire that resulted in the serious injury of an officer.

 

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