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Netanyahu denounces report IDF soldiers had orders to shoot Gaza aid-seekers
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a report in Israeli newspaper Haaretz that Israeli soldiers were ordered to shoot at Palestinians approaching aid sites in Gaza, calling the allegation a "malicious falsehood".
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