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Dozens of martyrs in Israeli bombing of UNRWA school in Khan YunisEgypt keen on providing full support to Arab line for land, sea transport

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Occupied Jerusalem, Dozens of Palestinians were martyred on Wednesday in the ongoing Israel aircraft bombing on the war-ravaged Gaza Strip. 'The occupation artillery shelled UNRWA Vocational School in Khan Yunis city, southern Gaza Strip, which housed more than 10,000 displaced, causing the burning of their tents, killing 40 Palestinians, and wounding dozens, mostly children and women,'Palestinian media reported. The occupation aircraft also shelled a residential building in Nuseirat camp in the center of the Strip, killing four children and wounding others. Over the past 24 hours, the Israeli occupation committed 24 massacres in Gaza, claiming the lives of 210 Palestinians and wounding 3,386 others, which brings the number of victims of the ongoing occupation aggression in the Strip to 25,700 martyrs and 63,740 wounded. Source: Syrian Arab News Agency Egypt's Minister of Transport Kamel el-Wazir stressed great attention President Abdel Fattah El Sisi pays to the Arab line for land and sea transport linking Egypt, Jordan and Iraq that was put into operation at the beginning of Jan. During a meeting the minister of transport held Thursday with the management of the Arab Bridge Maritime Company at the Ministry of Transport's headquarters, in the New Administrative Capital, the two sides followed up on the rates of transporting goods and trucks via the Arab Line for land and sea transport. The minister said, the Egyptian side is keen on providing all forms of support for this new line by facilitating procedures, encouraging companies and various parties to use the line in both directions, especially due to its importance in transporting Gulf, Iraqi and Jordanian trade goods to European and American countries, passing through Egypt. For his part, General Manager of the Arab Bridge Maritime Company in Jordan, Adnan al-Abadla reviewed measures taken by the co mpany to render the transport line a success. The operation of the line came based on coordination between Egyptian, Jordanian and Iraqi ministries of transport, through the strategic partnership with the Arab Bridge Shipping Company. Its operation also comes in light of President Sisi's directives to transform Egypt into a global trade and logistics hub. All efforts are part of the Ministry of Transport's drives to implement an integrated plan to develop international multimodal transport hubs (Land - rail - river - sea) and within the framework of the Taba- El-Arish logistical corridor, which is currently being implemented within 7 integrated international development logistical corridors. Source: State Information Service Egypt