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People turned out across the globe to mark Nakba Day and voice support for Palestinians. Meanwhile, a Gaza tower housing several media organizations collapsed after being hit by an airstrike. Follow DW for the latest. Go to article
The situation for the civilian population in the Gaza Strip is becoming increasingly desperate.
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Tensions between Arabs and Jews in cities in Israel have led to new acts of violence, including the killing of a child.
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An IDF spokesman told DW a "Hamas leader" was the target of an airstrike that killed 10 people — most of them children.
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Palestinians are marking the 73rd anniversary of what they call the Nakba: the catastrophe.
Hazem Balousha reports from Gaza City on the sixth day of the confrontation between Hamas and Israel.
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