Israeli troops opened fire on Palestinians foraging for food, resulting in 32 dead and another 18 casualties were reported following an air strike.
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Israeli troops opened fire on Palestinians in search of food, killing 32 people and killing 18 others in air strikes in Gaza City. The incidents occurred near distribution centers run by the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, which replaced the traditional aid system. Gaza's health ministry has reported more than 58,500 deaths in the 21-month conflict, mostly women and children.
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Fâșia Gaza: Militarii israelieni au deschis focul asupra unor palestinieni care se îndreptau spre un centru de ajutor. Cel puțin 32 de persoane, ucise
At least 32 Palestinians killed by Israeli gunfire near Gaza aid sites, say reports
32 Palestinians shot dead trying to reach U.S. group's food distribution sites, Gaza authorities say
Masacru în Gaza. Zeci de morți după focuri trase de armata israeliană asupra civililor care se îndreptau spre un centru de ajutor. Reacția IDF
Cel puţin 32 de morţi în Gaza, după focuri trase de armata israeliană asupra civililor care se îndreptau spre un centru de ajutor
Cel puțin 32 de morți în Gaza, după focuri trase de armata israeliană asupra civililor care se îndreptau spre un centru de ajutor, potrivit unui spital
Cel puțin 32 de morți în Gaza, după focuri trase de armata israeliană asupra civililor care se îndreptau spre un centru de ajutor, potrivit unui spital
Cel puţin 32 de morţi în Gaza, după focuri trase de armata israeliană asupra civililor care se îndreptau spre un centru de ajutor, potrivit unui spital
More than 32 Palestinians killed in Gaza as IDF fires on crowds seeking food
Gaza: Dozens killed by Israeli gunfire near aid distribution sites, Hamas-run ministry says
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