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Washington Post admits to faulty reporting on claim that Israel killed dozens of Gazan civilians at aid site
The outlet shared a post on X stating it had updated its Sunday article to reflect that it could not verify that Israeli troops killed around 30 civilians near a US aid site in Gaza. The previous version of the piece reported that the Israeli military had committed the killings.
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Hamas leaders said they were reviewing a ceasefire deal proposed by the Trump administration that had already received Israel ...
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