Israeli strike kills at least four Palestinians leading aid convoy in Gaza
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By Radina Gigova, CNN (CNN) — An Israeli strike on a humanitarian vehicle in Gaza has left four people dead amid confusion over the convoy’s travel plans through the war-torn Palestinian enclave, according to aid organization American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera).
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Palestinian officials say Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip have killed at least 14 people, half of them children. The Civil Defense, first responders who operate under the Hamas-run government, said three children and their mother were killed in an airstrike late Monday in the Tufah neighbor…
By Radina Gigova, CNN (CNN) — An Israeli strike on a humanitarian vehicle in Gaza has left four people dead amid confusion over the convoy’s travel plans through the war-torn Palestinian enclave, according to aid organization American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera).
The military said it struck after identifying weapons aboard one of the trucks, adding that the four Palestinians were armed and hadn’t been included in the coordinated travel plan.
The military also said it killed a top Hamas commander and two other fighters on Friday as its large-scale operations in the West Bank continued into a third day.
An Israeli strike hit the first vehicle in a convoy carrying medical supplies and fuel to a hospital in the Gaza Strip, killing four Palestinians from a local transportation company, officials said Friday.
The military also said it killed a top Hamas commander and two other fighters on Friday as its large-scale operations in the West Bank continued into a third day.
The Israeli military insisted the four men were carrying weapons while the American Near East Refugee Aid group said the missile strike Thursday came without any warning or prior communication with soldiers.
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