Two children among seven Palestinians injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza

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Israeli naval forces and air raids in Gaza on September 6, 2026, injured seven Palestinians, including two children, according to Al Jazeera citing Turkey's Anadolu agency. The attacks targeted tents housing displaced Palestinians in the Al-Khalidi area and displacement camps in as-Sudaniya, as well as the Tuffah neighborhood, with casualties reported by the Palestinian Red Crescent Society and Al-Ahli Arab Hospital.

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Two children were among seven Palestinians injured in Israeli attacks in Gaza, Al Jazeera reported, citing Turkey's Anadolu agency. Israeli naval forces fired at tents housing displaced Palestinians in the Al-Khalidi area, injuring two people.

Two children among seven Palestinians injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza

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