LIVE: Israel's Gaza blockade reaches 1 month, forces all bakeries to close
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Date: 4m ago (00:07 GMT)
Title: WATCH: Palestinians face hunger as Israeli blockade forces Gaza bakery closures
Content: For more than four weeks, no food, bread, flour, medical supplies, fuel or cooking gas have entered the Gaza Strip, after Israeli authorities again closed the borders.
Palestinian families are now beginning to wonder where their next meals will come from as bakeries close due to a lack of supplies.
Al Jazeera's Hind Khoudary reports from Deir el-Balah, Gaza, Palestine
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Date: 8m ago (00:03 GMT)
Title: A recap of recent developments
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Update:
Date: 11m ago (00:00 GMT)
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