Rescuers recover 11 Palestinian bodies from rubble as Israeli attacks kill five in Gaza

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Rescuers recovered 11 Palestinian bodies from rubble in Gaza over the past 48 hours, while Israeli attacks killed five, according to the enclave's Health Ministry. The ministry reported a total of 17 bodies received by hospitals and stated that more victims remain trapped, bringing the total killed since October to 1,344.

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Israeli attacks have killed five Palestinians in Gaza over the past 48 hours, while rescue workers have recovered 11 bodies from beneath the rubble, the enclave’s Health Ministry says. Another Palestinian died from earlier wounds, bringing the number of bodies received by Gaza’s hospitals to 17.

Rescuers recover 11 Palestinian bodies from rubble as Israeli attacks kill five in Gaza

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