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Israeli strikes kill eight people in Gaza Strip

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Eight people, including a child, were killed on Sunday in several Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip, according to the Civil Defence and local hospitals. Five victims were recorded in Khan Younis and three in Gaza City, according to Palestinian emergency services cited by Agence France-Presse.

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