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Enemy kills 14 Palestinians near aid centers in Gaza

Enemy kills 14 Palestinians near aid centers in Gaza

Saba Yemen4 hours ago

Gaza – Saba:
Israeli enemy forces killed 14 Palestinian civilians on Monday near alleged aid distribution centers in al-Alam area west of Rafah, southern Gaza, according to Sanad News Agency.
The victims were reportedly heading to receive humanitarian aid when they were targeted. Critics described the U.S.-backed aid centers as death traps for desperate civilians.
Since October 7, 2023, Israeli aggression has killed over 54,927 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and injured 126,615 others. Thousands remain trapped under rubble amid ongoing aggressive airstrikes and blockades.
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