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News · 31 January 2026

Israeli strikes kill 32 in Gaza amid crumbling Trump ceasefire

Israeli strikes kill 32 in Gaza amid crumbling Trump ceasefire

Israeli air strikes killed at least 32 Palestinians across Gaza Saturday, marking the deadliest escalation since the October ceasefire brokered by President Trump. Helicopter gunships struck a tent in Khan Younis, killing seven members of one displaced family. The IDF confirmed targeting eight terrorists and four commanders in Rafah after alleging Hamas violated the truce. Hamas condemned the attacks as genocide, while rescue officials reported heavy casualties among women and children.

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