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Thirteen people killed by Israeli fire in Gaza in 24 hours

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Thirteen people killed by Israeli fire in Gaza in 24 hoursZachi Evenor · CC BY 2.0

Thirteen people were killed and around 60 injured in 24 hours by Israeli air strikes and gunfire in the Gaza Strip, according to the civil defence. The death toll among Palestinians since the truce between Israel and Hamas exceeds 1,500, according to Le Monde.

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