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Two brothers killed in Israeli drone strike on Gaza
Two boys aged 10 and 12 died after an Israeli drone strike near a shelter during a fragile ceasefire; over 350 Palestinians have been killed since October 10, Gaza health officials said.
- On Nov 29, an Israeli drone attack killed two children in Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian health authorities and families said.
- Beyond the ceasefire's Yellow Line, the Israel Defense Forces said troops "identified two suspects... posing an immediate threat" and "eliminated the suspects" despite the fragile ceasefire from October 10.
- Mohamed Abu Assi said, `They are children...what did they do? They do not have missiles or bombs, they went to gather wood for their father so he can start a fire` as their funeral took place.
- Hamas called mediators to pressure Israel over ceasefire violations after the deaths, and the Israeli military said it was investigating without immediate comment.
- Since the ceasefire on October 10, at least 354 Palestinians have been killed, while the health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza reports over 70,000 killed since the war began more than two years ago.
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Israeli attack kills two children in Gaza, medics say
KHAN YOUNIS: An Israeli attack killed two children in Gaza on Saturday (Nov 29), medics and relatives said, in violence that has persisted in the Palestinian enclave despite a fragile ceasefire.The children's uncle said an Israeli drone fired on Fadi and Goma Abu Assi, brothers aged 10 and 12, while they were
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Israeli strike kills two children in Gaza, medics say
The uncle of Fadi and Goma Abu Assi, brothers aged 10 and 12, said an Israeli drone fired on them while they were gathering firewood to help their wheelchair-bound father, east of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. The IDF has yet to issue a response
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