At least two Palestinians killed by Israeli drone strike east of Khan Younis
At least two Palestinians were killed and several injured by an Israeli drone strike on Wednesday east of Khan Younis in the town of Bani Suhaila, Al Jazeera Arabic reported.
Israeli strikes have killed at least 20 Palestinians in Gaza since dawn on Wednesday.
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