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Israeli Strike on Car in Gaza City Kills High School Student

An Israeli strike targeting a car on a busy street in Gaza City on Monday killed at least one Palestinian, a high school student, and wounded several others as the IDF’s constant violations of the US-backed ceasefire deal continue. The slain high school student has been identified as Raghad Ashour, who, according to the Quds […]
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