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More than 100 deaths in past 24 hours overshadow Eid in Gaza

Published April 10, 2024
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Eidul Fitr in Gaza was overshadowed by Israel’s military offensive as 122 Palestinians were killed and 56 injured in the past 24 hours, according to the Palestinian enclave’s health ministry.

The offensive has killed at least 33,482 Palestinians and wounded 76,049 since October 7, AFP quoted the ministry as saying.

Palestinian women visit the graves of people who were killed in Israel’s military operation on Gaza, on Eidul Fitr in Gaza Strip on April 10. — Reuters
Palestinian women visit the graves of people who were killed in Israel’s military operation on Gaza, on Eidul Fitr in Gaza Strip on April 10. — Reuters

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