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Netanyahu Vows to Increase Israel's Control of Gaza Strip to 70%

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Israeli PM Netanyahu pledges to expand Israel's control in Gaza to 70%, amid ongoing strikes that killed 10, including 5 children, and injured over 20.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu pledges to expand Israel's control in Gaza to 70%, amid ongoing strikes that killed 10, including 5 children, and injured over 20.

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