
Dozens Killed in Israel’s Major Ground Offensive on Gaza City
Israel’s large ground offensive in Gaza City on Sept. 15 killed dozens amid intense urban combat and airstrikes, sparking global concern.
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Israel’s large ground offensive in Gaza City on Sept. 15 killed dozens amid intense urban combat and airstrikes, sparking global concern.
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