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Four Palestinians were killed in two Israeli raids on Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on Thursday morning according to medical sources.
Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades said two of their combatants were killed. Twenty-five-year-old Shahir Shahin from Abasan in eastern Khan Younis and twenty-two-year-old Imad Abu Tu'aima were killed as a result of Israeli artillery shelling.
They also announced the death of Abdullah Al-Astal and Hany Abu Rumiyya who were killed trying to ambush Israeli forces in Al-Qarara in southern Khan Younis.
This brings to six the number of people killed in the last 24 hours.
On Wednesday, two Palestinian naval officers were killed and five others injured in an Israeli air strike on their base off the Gaza coast, near Khan Younis.
Mu'awiya Hassanain, the director of emergency and ambulance services in the Palestinian health ministry named the deceased as Rami Abu Ar-Rus and Isam Hamdan.
Hamas warned of the repercussions of Annapolis conference as it deprives the Palestinians of the right to resist the occupation and dubs resistance as 'terrorism.' They added that all choices are open to the Palestinian resistance to retaliate for any Israeli criminal act, conducted as a gesture of "bad will" towards the Palestinian people.