13 Israeli Soldiers Killed Overnight, Hamas Defies Humanitarian Ceasefire
JERUSALEM (Worthy News)– Thirteen Israeli soldiers, two of were U.S.-Israel dual citizens, from the Golani Brigade were killed in overnight fighting in the Gaza Strip. Sixty Hamas terrorists were killed in the overnight battle. On Sunday afternoon, Israel provided a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid to enter the region, and Hamas broke the ceasefire launching a barrage of rockets into Israel.
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Day 13: More than 130 terrorists killed in ground operation – Ynet News
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Hundreds Attend Prayer Rally Held for IDF Soldiers at Western Wall – Algeminer
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