Questions raised over deaths of medics and rescue workers

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UN officials say the bodies of 15 health and rescue workers have been discovered in a 'mass grave' in southern Gaza. Protests continue in Israel as domestic political pressure ramps up for Benjamin Netanyahu. A warning - the following story contains elements that may distress some people.

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