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Despite initial reports suggesting that the ceasefire began this morning at 12:00pm EEST, Israeli “Merkava” Main Battle Tanks have been deployed onto the Al-Rashid Coastal Road to prevent Palestinians from re-entering Gaza City, opening fire earlier on crowds that were attempting to cross from Southern into Northern Gaza. Officials... show more

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