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Gaza Ceasefire Breaks Down Hours After It Begins
It took an hour and a half for a 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza to break down today. In the Southern City of Rafah, 2 Israeli soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber, and a third reportedly has been kidnapped. Since then, Israeli tank fire has killed at least 35 Palestinians. Nicholas Casey is in Gaza City for the Wall Street Journal.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIt took an hour and a half for a 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza to break down today. In the Southern City of Rafah, 2 Israeli soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber, and a third reportedly has been kidnapped. Since then, Israeli tank fire has killed at least 35 Palestinians. Nicholas Casey is in Gaza City for the Wall Street Journal.
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