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Palestinians, deprived of basic needs such as shelter, food and clean water, continue their daily lives in harsh conditions in tent camps on the coast in Gaza City, Gaza. bdalhkem Abu Riash/Anadolu via Getty Images hide caption

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Palestinians, deprived of basic needs such as shelter, food and clean water, continue their daily lives in harsh conditions in tent camps on the coast in Gaza City, Gaza.

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Israel warns Gazans that a visit to the sea could cost their lives, denying them a rare refuge and relief from heat. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy Concedes to Protesters’ Demand that Anti-Corruption Watchdogs Remain Independent.

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