Al Jazeera journalists killed after Israeli air strike in Gaza City
Correspondent Anas al-Sharif was killed following heavy bombardment late on Sunday night.
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Israel kills prominent Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza
Israel assassinated two of Gaza’s leading journalists and their entire crew on Sunday night, signalling the likely start of a major onslaught on Gaza City.
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