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"A Palestinian man was killed and another was injured in an alleged Israeli strike targeting the Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood in central Gaza City on Monday, according to Palestinian media. Footage shows a damaged vehicle, with locals gathering at the scene. A covered body can be seen next to a bicycle. The body is later seen being removed by ambulance crews. A local man can be seen crying over a body and shouting, 'Muhammad, answer me, Muhammad.' "At the time of the strike, we were sitting and distributing food to people. World Central Kitchen had brought the food aid on schedule. Suddenly, two rockets hit a young man riding a bicycle—he was in his twenties," stated Mahmoud Kharroub, a displaced Gazan. "There is no ceasefire. As I told you, we are now dying all over again. Every day, martyrs fall, and scenes of dismembered bodies are repeated. There is nowhere safe to stay. God is enough for us, and He is the best protector," said Ibrahim Kareira, another displaced man. "Medical teams rushed to the scene on Al-Nasr Street. When we arrived, we found a bombed vehicle with a martyr inside and a person suffering a critical head injury. We treated the wounded person on site, then transported him to the hospital. His condition is stable, thank God," mentioned a paramedic. The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza reported that seven people were killed and 17 injured over the past 48 hours. The Israeli military had not released an official statement on the strike at the time of publication. The Israel-Hamas war erupted on October 7, 2023, following Hamas attacks that killed 1,139 people, largely Israeli civilians and captured over 200 hostages. Israel's subsequent military campaign in Gaza has killed at least 72,302 people and injured 172,090, at the time of publication. Last January, U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff announced the start of the second phase of the 20-point 'Trump Plan' aimed at ending the Gaza conflict. This phase includes moving from ceasefire to disarmament, establishing a technocratic administration, and beginning reconstruction efforts. "
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