You're right mate? Oh no, my boiler's nackered. Do you know any plumbers?

Yeah, I do, yeah. You know Danny? Well, he lives next-naught to this woman who's engaged to this lady who went to school with a

bloke called Gary. All right, is he a plumber? No, he's not, no. But he knows a bloke,

who walks a dog with this woman.

Debbie I think she's called, well she gets her air cooked with sand.

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Hello from CNN, I'm Joe Beck. With the five things you need to know for Thursday, February 29th.

More than 30,000 people have been killed in Gaza since Israel's war with Hamas started on October 7th.

The immense death toll from the Palestinian Health Ministry underscores horrific months-long

suffering for people living in the territory. Israel's unrelenting bomb and ground campaigns

have displaced most of the population and created a dire humanitarian crisis.

This woman says she lost half her family because of indiscriminate strikes.

The Israelis were outside shooting and started firing bombs.

We were all injured and fell to the ground. They started bulldozing the

place and dumped it on top of the dead people, my siblings. The Israeli military

says soldiers were fired on and that a quote precise strike was executed on the source of the fire, but CNN can't verify that.

Many people who fled the strikes are now sheltering in Raffer, and there is grave concern over the Israeli

military's plans to launch an offensive in the border city, leaving Palestinians with nowhere

left to turn.

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