"Gaza Mother's Decade-Long Wait for Twins Ends in Tragedy"

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Rania Abu Anza, who struggled for 10 years to become pregnant, lost her five-month-old twins and husband in an Israeli strike on their home in Rafah, Gaza. The strike killed 14 family members, including six children and four women. Israel claims to target militants but often hits densely populated residential areas. The ongoing conflict has resulted in devastating civilian casualties and displacement, with over 30,000 Palestinians killed and 80% of Gaza's population displaced.
- A Palestinian woman had twins after trying for 10 years. An Israeli strike killed them both PBS NewsHour
- Twin babies among 14 killed in Israeli airstrike on house in Rafah The Guardian
- Israeli Strike Near Rafah Hospital Kills at Least 11, Gaza Officials Say The New York Times
- Israeli military launches waves of strikes near southern Gaza corridor The Jerusalem Post
- Gazan mother mourns deaths of twin babies said killed in airstrike The Times of Israel
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