Gaza killings continue despite ceasefire agreement, as US president says captives could be exchanged early next week.
Gaza killings continue despite ceasefire agreement, as US president says captives could be exchanged early next week.
By Jillian Kestler-D'Amours
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About 100 Palestinians killed since ceasefire entered into effect on October 10, according to Gaza officials.
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