Gaza truce brings aid and relief to Palestinians in search of loved ones and damaged homes

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Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are taking advantage of the four-day truce between Israel and Hamas to search for loved ones, check on damaged homes, and gather much-needed supplies. Long queues have formed for fuel and aid, and some have visited their homes to assess the damage and recover belongings. The truce has allowed for more supplies to enter the Palestinian territory, but the UN says additional aid is still needed. The truce, mediated by Qatar, aims to secure the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.
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