Israeli airstrike hits Gaza beach cafe, killing 22 people
An Israeli airstrike hit a beach cafe in Gaza, killing 22 people, including women, children and a journalist.
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UK's Palestine Action loses bid to pause ban as ‘terrorist' group
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