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Sporadic attacks and deaths have continued despite the halt of widescale military operations.

Aid deliveries to Gaza have increased but remain far below what is needed to address critical shortages.

Palestinian Americans express skepticism about the deal's long-term success and call for accountability.

Sami Shaban, like many Palestinian Americans, was skeptical that the most recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas would hold — or that it would end suffering in Gaza.

He hoped to be wrong. Then came the call from his father.

“I have some really bad news,” he told Shaban. “Sufyan was killed.”

Sufyan — Shaban's first cousin — along with Sufyan's wife and three children, were among 11 people killed when Israeli tank fire struck their minibus Oct. 17 as t

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