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Israel strikes Hamas over teens' death
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Deborah Yasinsky and her son Aryeh Kalb, age 13, attend a vigil in remembrance of three Israeli boys who went missing earlier this month in New York City. On Tuesday, the Israeli army announced that they had found three bodies, which they believe are the missing teenagers. The boys went missing more than two weeks ago in the West Bank. (Getty Images/AFP)
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Israeli soldiers keep guard near the West Bank city of Hebron. Israeli aircraft bombed dozens of sites in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, the military said, and troops opened fire and killed a Palestinian during an arrest raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian medics said. (Reuters)
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A ball of fire is seen following an Israel airstrike in Rafah, southern Gaza. Israeli warplanes launched in the early morning hours of Tuesday, dozens of airstrikes on different targets in the Gaza Strip, including sites belonging to Hamas and Islamic Jihad. No casualties were reported, a Palestinian security official said. (AFP photo)
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Israelis mourns and light candles in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv after the announcement that the bodies of the three missing Israeli teenagers were found. Israel confirmed finding the bodies of three teenagers who disappeared in the southern West Bank on June 12, blaming the Islamist Hamas movement for their kidnapping and murder. (AFP photo)
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Israeli soldiers sleep near the West Bank city of Hebron. Israeli aircraft bombed dozens of sites in the Gaza Strip, the military said, and troops opened fire and killed a Palestinian during an arrest raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian medics said. (Reuters)
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Flames and smoke billow from the blown-up house of Amer Abu Eisheh, one of two Palestinians suspected in the killing of three kidnapped Israelis, in the West Bank town of Hebron. The Israeli army demolished the West Bank homes of two main suspects in the kidnap and killing of three young Israelis, witnesses told AFP. They said the houses of Marwan Qawasmeh and Amer Abu Eisheh, Hamas members in the city of Hebron, were blown up, in what a human rights group said was the first punitive demolition since Israel halted the practice in 2005. (AFP photo)
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