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Israeli media: Reports of two IOF soldiers killed in military vehicle explosion in Rafah.

Israeli media: Israeli soldier killed, another wounded in explosion in Rafah.

Medical sources in West Bank: Palestinian killed by occupation fire; wounded and left to bleed while ambulance crews were barred from reaching him in Al-Ain refugee camp, west of Nablus.

Hamas: Facts on ground reveal opposite of claims, as occupation authorities were ones who armed criminal gangs that practiced murder and kidnapping against people of Gaza.

Hamas: US Department of State's false claims fully in line with Israeli disinformation.

Hamas responds to US claims in statement, fully rejects US claims of "imminent attack" or violation of ceasefire.

Field sources in West Bank: Israeli bulldozers vandalize Palestinian lands northwest of Nablus.

Field sources in West Bank: Settlers attack Palestinian farmers harvesting olives in Nablus.

Field sources in West Bank: Armed Israeli settlers torch Palestinian vehicles near olive groves in Turmus Ayya north of Ramallah.

Israeli PM Office: Netanyahu has ordered that the Rafah crossing will not open until further notice.

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