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Israeli attack near aid delivery point kills dozens in Gaza
An Israeli attack near an aid distribution point run by a private U.S.-based group killed at least 31 people in Gaza on Sunday (June 1), local health authorities said, as Hamas and Israel exchanged blame over a faltering effort to secure a ceasefire.
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