Gaza Football Fans Mourn Aid Worker Killed in Israeli Strike

Gaza World Cup Mohammad al-Waheidi

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Football fans in Gaza paid tribute to Mohammad al-Waheidi, a senior Palestinian member of an Egyptian aid organization, who was killed in an Israeli strike.
Waheidi had organized World Cup screenings in the enclave.

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Football fans in Gaza paid tribute to Mohammad al-Waheidi, a senior Palestinian member of an Egyptian aid organization, who was killed in an Israeli strike. Waheidi had organized World Cup screenings in the enclave.

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