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Despite an ICJ order for Israel to stop its offensive in Gaza, at least a few dozen people have been killed in an Israeli strike in northwestern Rafah, openly defying the ICJ order in an extreme fashion.

The tents of displaced people sheltering in the city near United Nations relief agency warehouses were hit. The injured have been taken to the city's Kuwait hospital. Eyewitnesses reported that the tents of the displaced people caught fire after the shelling.

The Gaza Health Ministry says in a brief statement via its Telegram channel that a “large number” of Palestinians were killed and wounded as a result of an Israeli army strike on a displacement camp in the northwest of Rafah.

The statement adds that a search for survivors is underway.
 

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