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IDF blames ‘technical error’ after Gaza officials say children killed collecting water | World News

13 July 2025
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IDF blames ‘technical error’ after Gaza officials say children killed collecting water | World News
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The Israeli military reported a missed strike targeting an Islamic Jihad militant, resulting in the death of 10 Palestinians, including six children, at a water collection point in Gaza, with 17 others injured. This incident is part of ongoing violence, with local health officials stating that 19 Palestinians were killed in strikes on the same day, amid broader conflict and humanitarian concerns.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: The Israeli military accidentally hit a water collection point in Gaza, killing 10 people, including six children, when they meant to target a militant, and the situation is being reviewed by the military.

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