HY’D: Four IDF Soldiers Killed in Gaza Shabbos Morning
Four IDF soldiers were killed and six were wounded during fighting in the northern Gaza Strip Shabbos morning, the IDF announced.
Four IDF soldiers were killed and six were wounded during fighting in the northern Gaza Strip Shabbos morning, the IDF announced.
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