Israeli strikes kill Palestinian child, woman in Gaza despite truce, agency says
Eleven others were injured and another Palestinian died of earlier wounds, Anadolu Agency reported.
Israeli attacks killed a Palestinian child and a woman and injured 11 others across Gaza despite a truce, according to Anadolu Agency.
The news agency also reported that another Palestinian died of wounds sustained days earlier in an attack it said involved an Israeli quadcopter drone.
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- Israeli attacks kill Palestinian child, woman, injure 11 across Gaza despite truce — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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