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HIGH HUMANITARIAN UNVERIFIED

Israeli airstrike kills Christian mother and daughter in Gaza

Oct 04, 2026 10:02 AM CT Gaza Strip, Palestine gaza, civilian-casualties, israeli-strike, humanitarian-crisis, christian-community

Summary

An Israeli air strike in Gaza resulted in the deaths of a Christian mother and her daughter, highlighting the indiscriminate nature of recent operations. The incident underscores the ongoing humanitarian crisis and civilian casualties within the conflict zone, affecting diverse religious communities in the territory.

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‘The Israeli occupation does not distinguish’: Gaza family mourns Christian mother and daughter Fourteen-year-old Fuad woke up at around 5am on Saturday at his father’s house to get ready for school. He learned that his mother and grandmother had been killed in an Israeli air strike on their apar...

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T3 Middle East Eye
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Actor Responses

Israel AGGRESSOR

Conducted the air strike that resulted in the civilian deaths.

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