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CENTCOM reports 569 tons of aid brought into Gaza via pier so far, emphasizes that the pier serves only as a temporary solution to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Day 228 of Israel at war: The IDF confirmed that it eliminated a Hezbollah commander responsible for rocket and missile launches from the coastal area of southern Lebanon. The terrorist commander Qasim Saqlawi was eliminated in an airstrike in the area of Tyre.
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) on Tuesday stated that so far, over 569 metric tons of humanitarian supplies have been delivered to Gaza via a temporary pier. The pier began operating last week
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