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The US has called for an "immediate" ceasefire in Gaza after 40 Palestinians were reported dead in an Israeli strike at a United Nations-run school.
The US State Department said the ceasefire should be "durable, sustainable and not time limited".
The latest round of deaths came as hundreds of terrified Palestinians were taking shelter at al-Fakhora school in Jabalya refugee camp after fleeing fierce fighting between Israeli soldiers and Hamas fighters
The US State Department said the ceasefire should be "durable, sustainable and not time limited".
US President George W Bush has insisted that any ceasefire to end the Gaza crisis must include provisions to prevent Hamas from continuing to use the coastal strip to fire rockets into Israel.