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Four Palestinians killed in Israeli bombardment of Gaza despite ceasefire

Four Palestinians reportedly died in Israeli strikes on Gaza despite an ongoing ceasefire. The headline indicates continued violence after the truce.

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Continued attacks could undermine the ceasefire and trigger renewed escalation in the conflict.

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