UPDATE: Seven people killed in Israeli strikes on Wednesday, marking the highest daily death toll since the ceasefire began. The 10-day truce is set to expire on Sunday.
Seven people were killed in Israeli strikes on Wednesday, marking the highest daily death toll since the current ceasefire began. The 10-day truce is scheduled to expire this Sunday.
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Seven people were killed in Israeli strikes on Wednesday, marking the highest daily death toll since the current ceasefire began. The 10-day truce is scheduled to expire this Sunday.
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