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31 killed in Gaza as Israel strikes Beirut suburbs

Israeli airstrikes killed at least 31 people in the Gaza Strip, including 11 at a makeshift cafeteria in an Israeli-declared humanitarian zone, officials said. In Lebanon, warplanes struck the capital Beirut’s southern suburbs on Tuesday after the military warned people...

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Deir al-Balah, Updated At : 08:55 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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Israeli airstrikes killed at least 31 people in the Gaza Strip, including 11 at a makeshift cafeteria in an Israeli-declared humanitarian zone, officials said. In Lebanon, warplanes struck the capital Beirut’s southern suburbs on Tuesday after the military warned people to evacuate a number of homes.

The new bombardment on both fronts comes on the verge of a deadline set by the US for Israel to dramatically ramp up humanitarian aid allowed in Gaza or risk possible restrictions on US military funding. A group of eight international aid agencies said in a report on Tuesday that Israel has failed to meet the US demands.

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