WATCH: Aftermath of Israeli strike on residential building in Gaza

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WATCH: Aftermath of Israeli strike on residential building in Gaza

An Israeli airstrike struck a residential building in Jabalia refugee camp near Gaza City on Wednesday, as fighting resurged in the northern part of the Palestinian enclave.

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