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Ongoing Story· Day 50

Palestinian Reports: 5 Killed in Israeli Strikes Across Gaza

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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Gaza Strip Sees Four Killed in Multiple Strikes Since Morning

Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Four people were killed in three separate airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Thursday. Two died in an early morning strike west of Khan Younis, one was killed in western Gaza City, and another died in an attack on a tent in Khan Younis. The deceased in the latter incident was identified as Anas Akram Hamaida.

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  • Four people were killed in three separate airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Thursday.
  • Two died in an early morning strike west of Khan Younis.
  • One person was killed in western Gaza City.
  • Anas Akram Hamaida was killed in an attack on a tent in Khan Younis.

Four individuals were killed in three separate airstrikes across the Gaza Strip since the early morning hours. The first incident occurred before dawn in the Al-Aqlimi area, west of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, where two people died in an attack on a tent. Later, one person was killed and several others injured in an attack in the Ramal neighborhood in western Gaza City. A third strike targeted a tent belonging to the Hamaida family in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis, resulting in one fatality and several injuries. The deceased in this attack was identified as Anas Akram Hamaida.

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