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30,000. That's the number of Gazan's the Hamas-led health ministry there says have died in just

146 days of war. That grim threshold was crossed after one of the deadliest single incidents

of the war.

More than a hundred people reportedly

killed trying desperately to pull aid from trucks.

The need is dire and hunger acute.

The UN says more than half a million people in Gaza, that's one out of every four,

are, quote, one step away from famine.

The White House today called the deaths in northern Gaza, tragic and alarming.

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