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2024-06-11 22:32
UN: Israeli killings in central Gaza may be war crimes
The UN human rights office says civilian deaths in Gaza during the Israeli operation to release four captives could amount to war crimes.
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2024/06/11
By Xavier Villar
Palestinians are portrayed as ‘less human’
MADRID - More than 200 Palestinians were killed and at least 400 were wounded during a Zionist incursion in central Gaza, according to data from the Gaza Government Media Office. The military attacks, some of the deadliest since October, targeted the Nuseirat and Deir el-Balah refugee camps in central Gaza. Doctors describe the scenes inside Al-Aqsa Hospital as a "complete massacre."
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2024-06-10 21:35
By Wesam Bahrani
Global outrage at Nuseirat “bloodbath”
Latest Israeli massacre sparks widespread condemnation
TEHRAN- As Palestinians continue grieving for victims of yet another Israeli massacre in Gaza, calls have grown for an end to the regime’s mass-slaughter of civilians.
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2024-06-09 23:46
Qassam Brigades: Israel killed captives during ‘rescue operation’ in Nuseirat
The armed wing of the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas announced that three Israeli captives, including a US citizen, had been killed as Israeli soldiers launched a ground and air raid on Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp on Saturday.
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2024-06-09 22:39
By Wesam Bahrani
"Horror Movie" scenes in Israeli massacre
274 Palestinians killed to retrieve 4 captives
TEHRAN- The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) killed 274 Palestinians and injured almost 700 others, including women and children to retrieve 4 captives in central Gaza on Saturday.
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2024-06-08 21:20
Israel kills over 200 Palestinians in central Gaza
Israel has carried out another cold-blooded massacre in the Gaza Strip killing more than 200 Palestinians in airstrikes in central Gaza.
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2024-06-07 01:27
UN chief denounces ‘horrific’ attack on UN school in Gaza
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres joined in the condemnation of the attack on a UN-run school in the Gaza Strip that killed at least 40 people.