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عاجل | مجزرة و جريمة حرب جديدة للكيان الصهيوني حيث قصف مدرسة للأونروا في مغازي!!!! Urgent | A new massacre and war crime by the Zionist entity, as it bombed an UNRWA school in Maghazi!!!! #Gaza_Genocide #IsraelTerrorist #ZionistTerrorist

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Radwa Rady3 years ago

‼️ تعديل و توضيح: القصف تم النهاردة بجانب المدرسة و أحدث ضرر فيها، الڤيديو و الضحايا من امبارح (١٧-١٠-٢٠٢٣) نفس يوم قصف المستشفى العمداني. بعتذر عن سوء التفاهم، الغرض ليس ترويج الإشاعات و ترويع الناس أبدًا و لكن هذا ما تم تداوله و نقله من أصدقاء في غزة.

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آية3 years ago

للي بيسأل القصف حصل امبارح، يوسف ميمه كان منزله

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@umrama70 حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل

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المتير3 years ago

مدرسة ؟؟

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No3 years ago

#IsraeliNewNazism #Gazagenocide

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No3 years ago

#IsraeliNewNazism

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No3 years ago

#ziyonistterror

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بيبـا ☥3 years ago

حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل ربنا ينتقم منهم

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Menna3 years ago

@douuki2

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𝗠𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗳𝗮3 years ago

. #Gaza_Genocide #Gaza_under_attack #AlAhliBaptistHospital #Israel #IsraelGazaWar

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