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Israeli strikes in Gaza kill two people, including a child, medics say
- On Tuesday, an Israeli airstrike hit a vehicle in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood of the Gaza Strip, killing two people, including a child, and wounding seven others, according to health officials.
- The attack occurs amid an October US-backed ceasefire that halted large-scale fighting but has not stopped ongoing strikes, with Hamas accusing Israel of violating the agreement and undermining President Donald Trump's peace plan.
- Palestinians held funerals earlier for Ahmed Al-Batsh and Rafat Zummar, with relatives placing an M16 assault rifle on Al-Batsh's body at Shifa Hospital; Al-Batsh was a local Hamas commander.
- Khalil Al-Batsh, a relative of the dead commander, told Reuters the operation "only strengthens our people's determination," while Hamas did not immediately comment on Zummar's affiliation.
- More than 1,300 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire began, according to health officials, while the Israeli military reports four Israeli soldiers dead.
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Israeli strikes in Gaza kill two people, including a child, medics say
CAIRO/GAZA, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Israeli airstrikes hit a vehicle, killing at least two Palestinians, including a child, and wounding seven others in the northern Gaza Strip neighbourhood of Sheikh Radwan on Tuesday, the territory's health officials said.The Israeli military said it had struck a militant in the area, without elaborating.Witnesses said some of the casualties resulted from a second strike that hit near a group of people who rushed …
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