20 Martyrs and Several Injured in Israeli Occupation Shelling of Multiple Areas in Gaza Strip - Jordan News
Additionally, an Israeli drone launched an attack on a group of Palestinians near an aid distribution point on Al-Tina Street south of Khan Younis, causing injuries among civilians waiting to receive aid amid the siege and worsening humanitarian crisis in the Strip.
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