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Group 'Priests Against Genocide' displays shroud naming children killed in Gaza, West Bank

The group held a shroud inscribed with the names of 300 children it says were killed during recent ceasefire periods in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera reported.

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A group calling itself "Priests Against Genocide" held up a shroud bearing the names of 300 children the group says were killed during recent ceasefire periods in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, according to video published by Al Jazeera.

The demonstration was documented on video and shared by Al Jazeera as part of its ongoing coverage of the situation in Gaza and the West Bank.

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The report did not specify the location or date of the demonstration, the identities of the children named on the shroud, or further details about the group itself.

Al Jazeera's report did not include comment from Israeli authorities in response to the group's claims.

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