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Four Killed in Gaza Strikes Amidst Ceasefire Claims
At least four people were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza on Tuesday, according to medical teams, including a couple in Gaza City and a teenager in Khan Younis. A relative of one victim stated that the fighting and shelling continue despite claims of a ceasefire.
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What happened
- 01At least four people were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza on Tuesday, according to medical teams.
- 02A relative of a victim stated that the war and shelling continue despite claims of a ceasefire.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated that Gaza will not be rebuilt until Hamas is dismantled.
- 04The UN's Nikolay Mladenov urged Israel to allow international stabilization forces into Gaza.
- 05Israel had previously approved and then canceled the entry of an international stabilization force into Rafah.
- 06Medical sources claim over 1,500 people have been killed by Israeli fire since the ceasefire began.
Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated that Gaza will not be rebuilt until Hamas is dismantled. The UN's Nikolay Mladenov urged Israel to allow international stabilization forces into Gaza, criticizing a halt in private goods imports.
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