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Israel Kills Son of Hamas’ Chief Negotiator as US-Mediated Talks Were Occurring
An Israeli airstrike killed the son of Hamas’s chief negotiator in Gaza on Wednesday. Reuters reported that Azzam Al-Hayya, son of Khalil Al-Hayya, had been killed. The Israeli strike on Gaza City killed at least one other Palestinian. Azzam is the fourth son of Hayya killed by Israeli strikes since 2008. May 7 (Reuters) – […]
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