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Report: Nine people, including a child, killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza

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הארץ
“דיווחים בעזה: תשעה נהרגו בתקיפות צה"ל ברחבי הרצועה, בהם ילד”

לפי אל־ג'זירה, מתקיפת כטב"ם באל־מואסי נהרגו חמישה בני אדם ונפצעו כמה נוספים. בתקיפת כטב"ם נוספת בעיר עזה נהרגו שלושה, אדם אחד נהרג מירי כוחות צה"ל ממזרח לדיר אל־בלח

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Haaretz
“Report: Nine people, including a child, killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza”

Citing hospitals in Gaza, Al Jazeera reported five Palestinians killed in al-Mawasi, three, including a child, in Gaza City and one east of Deir al-Balah

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Le Monde
“A Gaza, des frappes israéliennes tuent huit personnes dont un enfant, selon la défense civile et les hôpitaux”

De nouvelles frappes ont touché la bande de Gaza, dimanche, faisant huit morts. Plus de 1 500 Palestiniens ont été tués depuis le cessez-le-feu établi il y a un an, qu’Israël et le Hamas s’accusent mutuellement de violer.

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