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Children in northern Gaza dying of starvation, says WHO

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Children in northern Gaza dying of starvation, says WHO

Children in northern Gaza dying of starvation, says WHO

The Director-General of the World Health Organization urged Israel to ensure humanitarian aid can be delivered to Gaza, as famine looms.


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