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Israeli Strikes Kill 60 People in Gaza

July 1, 2025,
5:42 PM
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Gaza residents search for the missing beneath the rubble after Israeli attack
Gaza residents search for the missing beneath the rubble after Israeli attack. AFP
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Israel launched air strikes that killed at least 60 people across Gaza in one of the fiercest attacks in recent weeks.
This comes after Trump urged a deal in Gaza and called for the return of Israeli hostages. Meanwhile, the leader of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, Avigdor Lieberman, called for a withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the repatriation of all hostages.

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