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Israeli Strike on Gaza Aid Kitchen Kills Three
Israeli forces struck a kitchen providing meals to displaced Palestinians in Gaza, killing three people and injuring others. The Palestinian Health Ministry reported at least 871 deaths since a ceasefire began last October.
May 17, 3:15 PM·1m read2 sources
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Israeli forces struck a kitchen that provided meals to displaced Palestinians in Gaza, killing three people and injuring others. The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said Israel has killed at least 871 people since the so-called ceasefire began last October.
The attack targeted an aid kitchen serving forcibly displaced residents. Reports from the scene described the facility as a source of daily meals for people who had lost their homes. Al Jazeera reported the strike killed three Palestinians and left others wounded. The outlet described the location as an aid kitchen used by displaced families.
The Palestinian Health Ministry stated the total number of deaths attributed to Israeli actions since the ceasefire reached at least 871. The ministry has tracked casualties throughout the period following the October agreement. No immediate statement from Israeli officials appeared in the available reporting.
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