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WHO says residence attacked three times with women and children forced to evacuate through active conflictFrench foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot on Tuesday urged Israel to allow foreign press into the besieged Palestinian territory of Gaza, as warnings of famine mount after 21 months of war, Agence France-Presse (AFP) reports.He told France Inter radio in an interview from eastern Ukraine:I ask that the free and independent press be allowed to access Gaza to show what is happening there and to bear witness.We hope to be able to evacuate some collaborators of journalists in the coming weeks.There is no longer any justification for the Israeli army’s military operations in Gaza.This is an offensive that will exacerbate an already catastrophic situation and cause new forced displacements of populations, which we condemn in the strongest terms. Continue reading...

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