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Newborn twinsBBC
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Asser, a boy, and Ayssel , a girl, were just four days old when they were killed.
Their father Mohammed Abu al-Qumsan went to collect their birth certificates.
While he was away, his neighbours called to say their home in Deir al Balah had been bombed.
The Israeli air strike also killed his wife and the twins' grandmother.
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