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‘What ceasefire?’ Palestinians inspect destruction after Israeli strike

Al Jazeera Sunday 07 June 2026, 13:26 UTC 1 min read
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Palestinians inspect destruction after Israeli strike ‘What ceasefire?’ Palestinians inspect destruction after Israeli strike Palestinians inspect the aftermath of an Israeli strike that destroyed a home and hit nearby tents sheltering displaced people in Khan Younis. The strike comes as Egypt hosts a new round of ceasefire talks, while Israeli attacks intensify across Gaza despite a ceasefire that remains officially in effect.

'What ceasefire?' Palestinians inspect destruction after Israeli strike ‘What ceasefire?’ Palestinians inspect destruction after Israeli strike Palestinians inspect the aftermath of an Israeli strike that destroyed a home and hit nearby tents sheltering displaced people in Khan Younis. The strike comes as Egypt hosts a new round of ceasefire talks, while Israeli attacks intensify across Gaza despite a ceasefire that remains officially in effect. Published On 7 Jun 2026
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