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Gaza Truce Collapses as Israel 'Responds to Hamas Fire': Army
A short-lived humanitarian truce in Gaza's battered Shejaiya neighbourhood appeared to have collapsed Sunday as the Israeli army accused Hamas militants of violating it and said it had "responded accordingly".
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Israel, Hamas Agree to Two-Hour Humanitarian Ceasefire in Gaza
Israel has agreed to observe an immediate two-hour humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza's Shejaiya neighbourhood, halting a blistering bombing campaign in the area, a military spokeswoman said on Sunday.
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40 Killed by Israeli Fire in Gaza's Shejaiya: Medics
At least 40 Palestinians were killed as Israeli forces pounded northern Gaza on Sunday, sending thousands fleeing in terror on day 13 of the deadliest assault on the enclave in five years.
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Thousands Flee Gaza's Shejaiya, Casualties Lying on Streets
Thousands of people fled Gaza's eastern Shejaiya district early on Sunday, many of them on foot, after heavy shelling left casualties lying in the streets, an AFP correspondent reported.
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Gaza Truce Collapses as Israel 'Responds to Hamas Fire': Army
A short-lived humanitarian truce in Gaza's battered Shejaiya neighbourhood appeared to have collapsed Sunday as the Israeli army accused Hamas militants of violating it and said it had "responded accordingly".
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Israel, Hamas Agree to Two-Hour Humanitarian Ceasefire in Gaza
Israel has agreed to observe an immediate two-hour humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza's Shejaiya neighbourhood, halting a blistering bombing campaign in the area, a military spokeswoman said on Sunday.
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40 Killed by Israeli Fire in Gaza's Shejaiya: Medics
At least 40 Palestinians were killed as Israeli forces pounded northern Gaza on Sunday, sending thousands fleeing in terror on day 13 of the deadliest assault on the enclave in five years.
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Thousands Flee Gaza's Shejaiya, Casualties Lying on Streets
Thousands of people fled Gaza's eastern Shejaiya district early on Sunday, many of them on foot, after heavy shelling left casualties lying in the streets, an AFP correspondent reported.
