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Israeli attack on Rafah: Many civilians killed, including four-month-old Twins

Published: March 3, 2024
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The Israeli army has been carrying out brutal attacks on the residents of the Gaza Strip for almost five months, and the victims are mostly women, children and the elderly.

In the attack carried out by Israeli forces on the house of the Abu Anza family in Rafah, a large number of civilians, including children, were killed, AA writes.

The surviving Palestinians pulled out the bodies of the killed, which were then transferred to the morgue of Al-Najjar Hospital.

Palestinian Rana Abu Anze lost her husband and four-month-old twins in the attack. In deep pain, the Palestinian woman held the babies in her arms before they were taken to the morgue.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the death toll from Israeli attacks on Gaza in the past 24 hours had increased by 90, reaching 30,410.

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