Gunfire damages tents at Rafah displacement site, UN says

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Israeli forces arrest 45 in West Bank and bomb Gaza displacement camps, Al Jazeera says

Al Jazeera reported on Wednesday that Israeli forces detained 45 people across the occupied West Bank and bombed displacement camps in Gaza. On Tuesday the UN aid coordination office OCHA said gunfire hit tents at a displacement site in northern Rafah, reportedly causing injuries. Earlier, four Palestinians were reported killed in Gaza on Monday, with nearly 1,600 reportedly killed since the ceasefire took effect in October last year. In Hebron, families have been returning home after Israeli forces ended a ten-day siege.

• OCHA says gunfire hit multiple tents at a northern Rafah displacement site on Tuesday, and a humanitarian partner had to leave the area.
• Hebron's governor Khaled Dudin said Israeli forces withdrew on Monday after a ten-day siege; nearly 5,000 people had earlier been reported displaced.
• Israeli troops detained Al Jazeera correspondent Montaser Nassar during a raid on his home in Hebron, according to the outlet.
• Rights group Global Echo says settlement-grown dates were shipped to Australia labelled as Israeli produce.