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The Save the Children foundation said more than 1,000 children have reportedly been killed in 11 days of airstrikes on Gaza.

The nonprofit is calling for an immediate ceasefire so humanitarian aid can safely be delivered to Gaza, which is running out of water and basic supplies.

In Israel, it is unclear how many of the 1,400 people killed by Hamas were children.