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"Fired At Suspects Posing Threats": Israel Reviews Gaza Aid Convoy Deaths
Israel's army said Friday its initial probe into an incident that according to Hamas left more than 100 Gazans dead as crowds rushed an aid convoy found troops "fired precisely" at approaching suspects.
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Most Killed In Stampede: Israel Army Reviews Gaza Aid Convoy Deaths
Israel's military has completed a preliminary review of civilian deaths at a Gaza aid convoy last week, which determined that forces did not strike the convoy and that most Palestinians died in a stampede, a military spokesperson said on Sunday.
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44 Killed In Stampede At Israel Pilgrimage Site
A massive stampede at a densely packed Jewish pilgrimage site killed at least 44 people in northern Israel on Friday, blackening the country's largest Covid-era gathering.
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Reporting Iran Talks: Stampedes, Dirty Shirts and $72 Cocktails
Hundreds of journalists have been crammed into a pair of large lounges at a 19th century hotel for over a week now, eager for any scrap of information on closed door negotiations between Iran and six world powers on Tehran's nuclear programme.
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"Fired At Suspects Posing Threats": Israel Reviews Gaza Aid Convoy Deaths
Israel's army said Friday its initial probe into an incident that according to Hamas left more than 100 Gazans dead as crowds rushed an aid convoy found troops "fired precisely" at approaching suspects.
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Most Killed In Stampede: Israel Army Reviews Gaza Aid Convoy Deaths
Israel's military has completed a preliminary review of civilian deaths at a Gaza aid convoy last week, which determined that forces did not strike the convoy and that most Palestinians died in a stampede, a military spokesperson said on Sunday.
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44 Killed In Stampede At Israel Pilgrimage Site
A massive stampede at a densely packed Jewish pilgrimage site killed at least 44 people in northern Israel on Friday, blackening the country's largest Covid-era gathering.
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Reporting Iran Talks: Stampedes, Dirty Shirts and $72 Cocktails
Hundreds of journalists have been crammed into a pair of large lounges at a 19th century hotel for over a week now, eager for any scrap of information on closed door negotiations between Iran and six world powers on Tehran's nuclear programme.
