israel has been hitting a wider set of targets in gaza. what's behind this apparently new israeli strategy? >> well, i think what you're seeing is israel looking to try and really keep those rockets from coming over. we know that they've been going after the tunnels even in 2012, they went after, for example, a hamas police station trying to knock that out. and scaring hamas trying to send a message that if you send rockets over into israel, you're going to pay the price. trying to stop that. we do also know that there is some controversy over the only power plant that is in gaza that was hit. israel looking into investigating that particular incident and as you know, there was huge plumes of smoke from that. it was building all day. we could see it from ashkelon looking over the border, you could see it billowing for hours and hours today. israel investigating how that happened. it may have been an unintended target but that investigation will continue. and certainly, we want to show you also some new video na has been released. israel rel

gaza israel removed its military bases and its settlements from within the gaza strip that's true but i believe it's the position of even the international committee of the red cross that gaza remains occupied territory for among other reasons that israel still controls the air space. the territorial waters most of the boundaries of the gaza strip israel has been imposing a punishing seven year blockade of the gaza strip and so it's quite possible and i presume there are other examples of as well that you can control and occupy a territory without being physically within it it's a form of indirect rule if you will and perhaps even more importantly israel almost will launches these kinds of armed assaults. on the gaza strip as well which is you know and in that sense the legitimacy of israel's actions is also. very much open to question particularly in terms of international law as norman just explained. ok dan do you want to react to a security council yes because because the u.n. security council adopted the palmer commission report back in september twentieth levon which clearly sta

israel hopes to achieve. to cross out the assault on gaza i'm joined by my guest dan r.l. in washington he's a scholar in residence at the center for israel studies at the american university in new york we have norman finkelstein he's a political analyst and author and in amsterdam we crossed him when rabbani he is a senior fellow at the institute for palestine studies are gentlemen cross-talk roles in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it norman if i can go to you first here how did we get to this point israel says it began when hamas kidnapped and murdered three israeli teens what's your take. and i think if you don't mind i'd rather have. a question because he's closer to the situation there ok due deference when we go ahead. well the fact of the matter is that so far we still don't know who abducted and killed these three israeli use israel immediately blame thomas and we also now know that these really government suppressed evidence had very early on that these three youths had been killed in order to claim that it was seeking t

several days into the latest escalation between israel and hamas and the situation in gaza has not eased. his relative here's three preparing for more hard hitting campaigns to rein in how mass rocket fire along the israel gaza borders thousands were ordered to evacuate a worrying indicator that a ground invasion may be imminent is that unless we were attacked by f. sixteen jets to destroy her home but that's the whole neighborhood level when the israelis began demanding people move out of their sea and their children say so we left the area and then did up on the streets rockets continue to be fined vigorously from gaza israel struck over one thousand targets many of which homes friday morning the air force targeted a building belonging to a family in shaikh redwine locals are adamant that it was just a residential building they also billion there are no weapons. nothing. hidden within this building as you can see i don't know why the family managed to evacuate before the main missile struck no one was injured but they didn't have time to take their belongings before the house was destr

she's on the front lines for us, between israel and gaza. another major story we're following right now. we'll have more on israel and gaza later. we're also following the downing of that itmalaysian jet liner i eastern ukraine. a scene many are still describing as chaotic. that team has begun conducting dna tests to help identify victims. the pro-russian rebels in ukraine who control that area claim they're giving international monitors free access to the crash site. they also have released the refrigerated train cars holding some 200 bodies and will allow them to travel to a central part of ukraine. but now new fighting has broken out in the nearby donetsk area and many rebels have left the crash site to join in those battles. secretary of state of the united states john kerry says there's no shortage of evidence showing the crash is the work of pro russian rebels. and he's calling for what he says is a moment of truth for russia. president obama also spoke on the situation in ukraine a little while ago on the south lawn of the white house.

israel had agreed to extend a humanitarian ceasefire. hamas did not. and then the rockets kept coming from gaza into israel. and just a short time ago, israel said that they were continuing with this operation, the air strikes have begun. that's an image of the smoke coming from the neighborhood which has been flattened over the past week. carl penhall also reporting artillery is being fired into the region there as well. >>> a freelance journalist who had been working for cnn has been freed by pro-russia rebels in eastern ukraine. he was detained last week, but more than 200 people are still being held. >> reporter: beaten, shot and threatened with death, this is the face of survival. held by pro-russian rebels in eastern ukraine, niko lie was shown on russian television alongside his abductors, a group calling itself the russian ortho docks army. >> caller: they shot me in the leg. i was hit with rubber bullets. then my head was severely beaten. i was beaten. i was taken out to be shot and killed. >> reporter: he said the physical and psychological torture he experienced is nothing compared to other hosta

it is actually saying that it will continue the tunnel mission, which is right along the gaza/israel rder. sometimes inside of israel. there is still very much activity by the israelis on the boarders. it's just not air strikes in sie of gaza. >> thinick, the people there ar skeptical that this is actually going to end any time soon. is there anything happening in paris, the talk there, that should give them hope? >> reporter: u.s. officials say they are still having a hard time doing two things: one, reassuring hamas that the next cease-fire make a difference for them and the people of gaza. hamas has been pushing for the last couple of years actually for the lifting of the israeli siege as well as the opening of the boarders. >> that's not something that israel has publisaid its willing to do and hamas doesn't trust when the u.s. says that, yes, we will figure this out this time. we will actually lift the siege and get materials across the border. hamas doesn't trust when the u.s. says that because the last time the u.s. said that a year and a half ago during the cease-fire, it neve

it's been five days since israel began its grounds frayings to destroy underground tunnel networks in gaza stop hamas fight presser firing rockets, neither side is backing down. and the conflict is getting more deadly with every passing day. >> israel has a right to defend itself against rocket and tunnel attacks from hamas. and as a result of its operations, israel has already done significant damage to hamas' terrorist infrastructure in gaza. i have also said, however, that we have serious concerns about the rising number of palestinian civilian deaths and the loss of israeli lives. >> president obama's statement from the white house lawn came in reaction to the events in gaza city over the weekend. in this neighbor, israeli forces battled hamas militants. 60 palestinians and 13 israeli soldiers died in the fighting. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon called israel's attack an atrocious action. while the fighting raged in gaza sunday, the diplomatic push began in earnest. in appearances across the networks sunday morning talk shows, secretary of state john kerry said it was hamas that ne

gaza to 29. a farm worker from thailand also died in israel after being hit by rocket fire from gaza. state john kerry is in israel today for talks with israel and then palestinian authorities. abbassday, mahmoud begin a talks to process for a cease-fire. now pillay says there is a strong possibility israel has committed war crimes in gaza. she cited the attack on residential homes in the sewage idea neighborhood and the attack of the al-aqsa hospital. most of them are civilians and we also have children and women. yesterday, and al-aqsa hospital was attacked with apple you are people dead, dozens wounded. there is a strong allegation of crime committed by israel in order to establish this war crime, we ask for a strong international inquiry. tos has to be done in order eventually transfer israel in front of the international criminal court. administration has continued to back israel on its assault saying that it continues to act in self-defense. president obama was confronted holding signs that read stop the killing, saying gaza. serious has reportedly seen the deadliest woody eight

gaza. another 1.3 kilometers under israel. they actually found this tunnel before this current operation, a couple weeks before. they sealed off the part going from gaza and sealed off the other part as well. but it's very, very close quarters, but very sophisticated. when you walk through the tunnel, you actually -- you feel pretty secure down there because it's cool, it's not hot, very hot outside, but it's much cooler down there when you're about 45 feet orb 15 meters below the surface of the earth. we're going to have a lot more on this tour that the idf, the israel defense force, provided me later, coming up later in "the situation room" as well. let's bring in and get some palestinian perspective on ways going on. joining us is mr. erakat, the head of the delegation. thank you for joining us. the quick question about the tunnels going from gaza into israel that hamas built, what was the purpose building, spending all that money, all that time, the purpose of building the tunnels from gaza into israel? >> it's clearly an e

. >> we are also following breaking from gaza where it is mid night. israel has launched an offensive inside gaza. and hamas firing rockets into israel. israeli troops have moved into multiple locations in gaza. the troops are attacking many locations including tunnels in gaza. all ground troops will be supported by aerial and naval @assets. israel has called up 40,000 troops, and israel is urging gaza residents to evacuate the areas where they're operating. let's get back to nick schifrin. he is in gaza. you mentioned this earlier, and it is a part a facet of this ground operation. it is above ground and it is taking place in the tunnels of gaza as well. >> reporter: yes, the infrastructure that hamas uses and other fighting groups use to launch rockets into israel is based on tunnels. these fighters are not walking to the rocket launchers making a right and making a left and firing from the street. they're getting there from the tunnels. if israel's stated goal is accurate, and they're going to follow through, that would require not only an incursion, that

gaza. international calls mounting for israel to show restraint in stop its shelling of gaza the kremlin saying president putin is calling israeli prime minister netanyahu on the phone and urging him to stop civilian bloodshed as soon as possible also the french leader's office so if france were alarmed is worried by the offensive adding the escalation must end in a call to benjamin netanyahu president obama offered to broker a cease fire and halt the violence for its part israel has about to step up attacks on gaza until hamas stops firing rockets into its territory israel already mobilizing twenty thousand troops for a possible ground invasion i.d.f. spokesperson it'll be vice earlier told my colleague unit o'neill why they are pursuing the offensive. this is not an operation in any capacity against the people of gaza this is an operation against hamas against an organization that purposely and specifically uses the civilian population of gaza as human shields the point is is that you're defending your people but thankfully no israelis have been killed by hamas rockets in the last number of d

gaza war. un human rights chief is deeply worried about israel's attacks on gaza and is raising questions of their legality here is commissioner navi pillay statement noting the civilian casualties among the palestinians that are concerns about whether israel is violating international law the gaza offensive also triggered public outrage in other places around the world this is washington where crowd converged on israel's n.b.c. for an end to the assault i'm calling israeli leaders terrorists in cairo police used tear gas to disperse a gaza solidarity protest friday and ships foreign ministry condemned the israeli air strikes but many egyptians don't think the statement goes far enough one hundred demonstrators gathered in paris as well denouncing the gaza fence have been demanding an end to what they call a massacre how senior researcher bill van as well from human rights watch thinks israel is violating the law as. the civilian suffering is not getting enough attention it's not getting enough attention from the israeli forces who are conducting those airstrikes naval strikes tank shelling and ot

they want to take out the tunnels that get palestinian fighters from gaza into israel, weapons from gaza into israel. the others are rocket launchers, thousands have flown from here zoo israel. you hear netanyahu talk about expanding the operation, and heard the communication minister last night saying they want to demilitarize the gaza strip. that is a huge massive operation and very difficult to succeed. perhaps the israeli intentions is somewhere in the middle. we asked the army spokesman this morning. he said we have no intention or aspiration to rule the gaza strip, this is somewhere in between going after tunnels and rocket launchers and spreading throughout gaza, trying to attack hamas. >> hamas doesn't have the as i am military equipment. will they run out of rockets and in fact, some of those are handmaid. will they run out anytime soon? >> yeah, i think it's important to compare the two sides in this sense. those thousands of rockets, they're crude, the homing devices, the technology that they use are very, very weak, and they basically just fire them off at will. the israeli s

gaza. earlier israel carried out air strikes on gaza. >>> votes are being counted in indonesia where they're electing a new president. >>> and uk air force ban on charged electronic devices after u.s. intelligence warns of what it calls a credible terrorist threat. >>> hello. it was the moment the brazilian bubble burst. and in a way no one could have imagined. the most of the world cup are coming to terms with their heaviest ever defeat in the tournament, 7-1 to germany who made it through to the final after a very impressive performance. this was also most discussed single sport ever on twitter, 35.6 million tweets. and when it was 5-0 in first half, a record 580,166 tweets per minute. globally more than 200 million facebook interactions. and it sparked all sorts of m n memes and tweets. here is christ the redeemer. and pele wrote, i always said football is a box of surprises. nobody in this world expected this result. he went on to say, typical brazilian, we'll get the sixth title in russia. congratulations to germany. as for germany, well, goal sc e scorer andre schuller got two goals sa

secretary general ban ki-moon called israel's tack an atrocious action, while the fighting raged in gaza sunday, the diplomatic push gotten in earn effort. in appearances across the sunday morning talk shows, secretary of state john kerry said it was hamas that needed to act. >> israel has every right in the world to defend itself. >> the secretary seemed on message, standing with israel and supporting its military campaign until this unguarded moment between interviews was caught on tape and aired by fox news. >> it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. it's a he will of a pinpoint operation. we've got to get over there. thank you, john, i think john we ought to go tonight. i think it's crazy to be sitting around. >> it was quickly announced kerry would head to cairo to join talks there. monday morning, president obama underlined the importance of the mission. >> i've instructed him to push for an immediate cessation of host tilts based to the return of the november 2012 ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas in gaza. the work will not be easy. obviously, there are enormous passions i

several days into the latest escalation between israel and hamas and the situation in gaza has not eased. his relative hears to be preparing for more hard hitting campaigns to rein in how mass rocket fire along the israel gaza borders thousands were ordered to evacuate a warring indicated that a ground invasion may be imminent is that unless we were attacked by f. sixteen jets to destroy her home but that's the whole neighborhood level when these release began demanding people move out of their seat and their children say so we left the area and then did up on the streets rockets continue to be fired vigorously from gaza israel struck over one thousand targets many of which homes friday morning the air force targeted a building belonging to a family in shaikh redwine locals are adamant that it was just a residential building they also billion there are no weapons. nothing is. hidden within this building as you can see i don't know why the family managed to evacuate before the main missile struck no one was injured but they didn't have time to take their belongings before the house was de

gaza war. see. the un's human rights chief deeply concerned about israel's attacks on gaza raising the question of l.a. galaxy here as high commissioner navy pillay statement noting civilian casualties among the palestinians enter concerns about whether israel is violating international law the gaza offensive has triggered public outrage around the world this is washington where a crowd converged on the israeli embassy referring to the assault and calling israeli leader of terrorist in cairo police used tear gas to disperse in gaza solidarity protest on friday egypt's foreign ministry condemning the israeli air strikes but many egyptians don't think the statement goes far enough about one hundred demonstrators also gathered in paris announcing the gaza offensive and demanding an end to what they describe as a massacre palestinian researcher bill van asphalt for human rights watch and israel could be violating the laws of. the civilian suffering is not getting enough attention it's not getting enough attention from the israeli forces who are conducting those airstrikes naval strikes tank shelling and o

gaza. not the -- prevent the provision of food or essential supplies. israelssings to gaza open. they only closed because hamas shelled those border crossings. they shelled their own border crossings. egypt has had a complete blockade. and that perhaps has affected the gaza economy even more. but hamas was doing a very brisk business in smuggling through those tunnels. once egypt closed those tunnels, hamas could no longer pay those salaries, and it was hamas corruption, many hamas leaders have made millions of dollars and squirreled those millions of dollars away and deprived their people of it. it would be very easy to blame israel for the economic deprivation of gaza. but if you look on the other side, you look at ramallah on the west bank, these cities are thriving. that's because they have an administration which is not committed to israel's destruction. it's that simple. >> we'll have to leave it there. michael orren, former ambassador to the u.s. thank you so much, ambassador. >> thank you. good day. >>> we turn now to another major story. we are keepin

gaza has not eased. his relative here is caring for more hard hitting campaigns to rein in the mass rocket fire along the israel gaza borders thousands were ordered to evacuate a warrior indicated that a ground invasion may be in it and left we were attacked by f. sixteen jets that destroyed our home but that was only. when the israelis but again demanding people move out of their seat and their children say so we left the area and then on the streets rough kids find vigorously from gaza israel struck up a one thousand targets many of which the homes friday morning the afterwards targeted a building belonging to a family and shakers while locals are adamant that it was just a residential building they also villian there are no weapons. nothing is. hidden within this building as you can see i don't know why the family managed to evacuate before the main missile struck no one was injured but they didn't have time to take their belongings before the house was destroyed late thursday night a peculiar strike took place at gaza's marine a boat owned by the international freedom to tellico the show was the sole target

gaza. two flashpoints the world is watching. israel's invasion of gaza and the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. the developments are unfolding. the israel-gaza conflict has come to an end after days of air strikes and failed ceasefire talks. the ground offensive has been going on all night. israel said it had thousands of targets to hit and stop palestinian fighters. it's the first time israel has taken troops into gaza since 2009. nick schifrin is in gaza city. what is it like on the ground right now? >> evening or good morning from gaza city. we heard a steady drum beat of israeli troops ask into gadsa, and the -- gaza, and the escalation getting close to where we are that side, which is the mediterranean sea. a steady barr age of gun boat fire. from israel a lot of flares all night. that is what israeli troops did to illuminate hundreds of miles. and to the north, the focal point of a lot of attacks. a lot of rockets flying in from there. residents reporting the tanks flying in. we have reports, one of ambulances not being able

when we come back, target number one for israel, a network of secret tunnels from gaza. what is hamas smuggling in these passageways and why is israel so determined to take them out? later, catching the suspects. who is tracking down the individual who's shot down flight 17? anyone? stay with us. you know.... there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. mmmm. these are good! the tasty side of fiber. from phillips ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. your studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself was... you just weren't ready. but she did pass. 'cause she's your baby girl. and now you're proud. a bundle of nerves proud. but proud. get a discount when you add a newly-licensed teen to your liberty mutual insurance policy. call to learn about our whole range of life event

israel. hamas is not gaza. and israel is not palestine.he war with hamas is not about suffering palestinians. that's not what this war against hamas is about. and that's why the united states senate today, the saudi monarchy, they're all saying, hamas still in power, and able to rearm, and wreak havoc, is bad for the region. and nobody should want israel to have to go in and keep doing what it's doing now. >> and to that point, how would anyone stop hamas from being able to rearm, if you're not going to stop the governments -- iran, qatar, places like that? >> well, in 2005, when they left gaza, they did it without the palestinian authority. condoleezza rice negotiated an agreement, and the result is you have a void in gaza where hamas was able to become strengthened, defeat the palestinian authority, and get back in. >> well, you can't take the palestinian authority out of gaza -- >> they defeated them. >> the blizzard of words here -- >> i let you talk. please let me finish. the point is, we want to see a different future, we want to see

but they can't because israel has impressed a three-kilometer-wide buffer zone inside gaza. s more than 40% of the lands there and i israel has tod people in these areas to leave. lets geer more from gaza. nicole johnston is there for us. it does seem like a pretty shaky ceasefire but it is quieter. >> reporter: it is a shaky ceasefire if you could call it that at all. as you were just saying hamas and the pal tin general factions are not agreeing to any ceasefire or extension of the truce that we had yesterday on the basis that they don't believe it's a ceasefire as long as israeli troops and tanks are operating inside gaza on these tunnels. overnight the pal still vinnie n faction said they fared some 20 rockets and that doesn't look like a ceasefire. this morning we had tense firing and shell strikes through different parts of the gas trip by the israeli side. one person has been killed. but as you said it is much quieter than it has been. so both sides are still exchanging some fire, but not to the extent that we have seen over the past few days. >> and, nicole, what are

american journalism >>> israel says the ceasefire in gaza is over. it's resumed its attacks on the territory. hamas confirmed it fired rockets in to israel. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra. we are live from doha with all the latest. also coming up on the program. ukraine's military says it's gaining ground in the push world the rebel held city of donetsk. australian police join a dutch security team in ukraine to secure the malaysia airlines crash site. >>> so the ceasefire in gaza is over. within the past hour israel has resumed its bombardment of gaza. take a look at these. these are live pictures artillery shelling has resumed and we have had reports of air strikes. the neighborhoods once again being targeted. they ridiculoused such devastation on thos neighborhoos before. there had been a brief ceasefire in place for 12 hours which had been extended by the israeli security cabinet but hamas rejected the ceasefire saying it didn't allow the removal of the israeli troops from the buffer zones and didn't allow families to go home. so if the pat hou in

gaza for us. while this is happening, israel continues to point out the existence of these tunnels dug from gaza to israel. i've seen estimates of 31. i've heard also as many as 36. these tunnels have one purpose and one purpose only. >> well, that's right. they are made to infiltrate into israel, to send commando units really behind lines and to raise havoc and they have been used quite successfully that we've seen. if you compare what this war to the last war where we saw the israeli military move into gaza, that was in 2008, 2009, ten soldiers were killed in that war alone. now there's four times that number. hamas has been -- we've seen them use superior tactics than last time. we've seen them use heavier weaponry, more sophisticated weaponry. they were prepared better this time than they were in 2008 and 2009 and that's what's really bogging down the israelis when they try to move down into the gaza strip further, but israel has said that during these lulls, during these cease-fires that we have seen, that they are going to continue to target those tunnels and they see those as one of the majo

gaza. though it may never really have started. israeld the humanitarian window but did not let up on air strikes. and hamas kept the rockets firing. all this as gaza's infrastructure continues to collapse. also, the worst ebola epidemic in history. claims its first american victim. the virus is still sweeping west africa and may make its way here to the u.s. though our experts say it is

asked paula hancock to explain hamas and what precisely its leaders want. >> fighting rages in gaza between israelt's take a step back and look at what hamas is and what it wants. hamas is the current ruling party in gaza and has been since 2006 when it won a landslide in democratic elections. in fact at the time it became one of the first islamist parties around the world to win political office. but much of the west considers hamas to be a terrorist organization. the group was born in 1987 just at the start of the first fatah or palestinian uprising. now the group's founders wanted it to be able to deliver social welfare programs to the residents of gaza, which at this particular point number about 1.8 million people. but then a year in it published its charter and within that charter the hamas was calling for the destruction of israel. hamas started a suicide bombing campaign against israel in the 1990s. so what does hamas want? first of all, hamas wants an end to the israeli occupation of palestinian lands and a right of return for palestinians who were forced from their homes and became refug

israel's offensive on gaza presses into its sixth day as a single strike outside a mosque leaves fifteen people dead while the total number of palestinians killed climbs to one hundred fifty seven. in israel is it the floods in. a suburb of done yet crane comes under a barrage of artillery fire from kiev's forces with reports that civilians have been killed. and britons fear for their state health care services claiming it a trade treaty will see the n.h.s. ripped apart by american private medical purpose. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team sean thomas glad to have you with us now more deaths really gaza conflict late on saturday night a missile struck just outside a mosque in gaza killing at least fifteen people women and children are reportedly among the victims and what is the deadliest single assault in the conflict so far with a few more overnight strikes the total number of palestinians killed in the offensive has reached one hundred fifty seven israeli military is calling on gaza residents to evacuate as it plans to intensify and. i don't know and ye

a reminder of the main story and development in gaza. israel stepped up its bombardment of part of palestinian territory. according to our corporate the attacks are getting nearer to gaza city. the number of casualties are rising rapidly, 40 have been killed in the neighbourhood east of gaza city. the total numbers killed in 12 days of attacks by air, sea and ground troops stand at 400. the u.n. says it needs medical supplies. thousands of wounded overwhelmed gaza's hospital. the israeli hospital says there'll be no pause to allow humanitarian aid before the holiday of eid. we'll go live to stefanie dekker in gaza. it's been an intense few hours for residents of gaza city. bring us up to speed as to what has been happening and what you see on the ground. >> it's been an intense night and morning. thousands have been fleeing. in the morning, from 5 o'clock in the morning, we left around s seven, and we saw many walking towards us, carrying children, cars with white flags, trying to make sure they did not get hit from above because there's a lot

earlier today, israel confirmed the remains of one of its soldiers present to have been killed in gaza had still not been found. hamas has said it captured the soldier. meanwhile, the un's secretary-general ban ki-moon is due to arrive in israel to push for a cease-fire. earlier today, he met in cairo with your secretary of state john kerry. egyptian officials and leaders from the arab league as well. we will go to gaza for more on the crisis after headlines. in eastern ukraine, pro-russian rebels have handed over flight data recorders removed from the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. 298 people on board died when the plane was shot down last thursday in a rebel-held area. a train carrying the remains of many of the victims has arrived in the eastern city of kharkov, which is under ukrainian government control. european foreign ministers are meeting in brussels today to discuss a possible new round of sanctions against russia for its support of the rebels, who are suspected of shooting down the plane. also in the news, president obama has signed an executive order ending work

into israel the group explained that it could not agree to a truce until israel pulled out of gaza this prompted israel to continue its operations on sunday morning later hamas relented and called for the truce to be reinstated but according to israeli officials have failed to comply with its own proposal put into reports from the area fighting subsided during the day that there is still no official truce deal in place but it's clear reports. there were rockets fired from gaza at israel in the early hours of sunday morning so we were intercepted over the same to the country and they have been sirens sounding both in the same to and. in the south of israel there was also an israeli soldier that was killed by a mortar shell not far from the israel gaza border that bore the israeli military fatalities to some forty three now one of this follows a ceasefire that was observed on saturday by both sides that ceasefire was a un grow could humanitarian truce and it enabled aid workers to bring much needed emergency supplies into the gaza strip as you know hospitals there for example has pra

gaza war perry theer r.t. . the un human rights chief is deeply worried by israel's attacks on gaza and is raising the question of their legality his high commission another pill a statement noting the civilian casualties among the palestinians and also concerns about whether israel is violating international law you guys are offensives also triggered public outrage around the world this is washington where a crowd converged on the israeli embassy for an end to the assault and calling israeli leaders terrorists in cairo police shoot tear gas to disperse the garza's solidarity protest on friday egypt's foreign ministry condemned the israeli airstrikes but many egyptians don't think if statement goes far enough around one hundred demonstrators gathered in paris as well denouncing the guards were offensive and demanding an end to war based describes a massacre. from garza's university believes israel is capable of hitting militant targets without putting civilians under threat. gaza is a very small territory and it is very much packed with one point eight million palestinians but even in spite of that if the israeli

powerful body and his reaction to from the un human rights chief she's deeply worried by israel's attacks on gaza is raising the question of the legality indeed i commissioner navi pillay said civilian casualties are raising concerns over israel violating international law the guards are offensive results are triggered outrage ship publicly around the world let's look at those some pictures see what people have been doing and how they've been damaged by this is washington for a crowd converged on the israeli embassy for an end to the assault and calling israeli leaders terrorists pictures now from cairo next their police used tear gas to disperse the garza solidarity protests friday egypt's foreign ministry condemned the israeli airstrike but many egyptians don't think that statement went far enough they say also around one hundred demonstrators gathered here in paris denouncing. the development of what they describe as a massacre. from gaza has that university believes israel is capable of hitting militant targets without putting civilians on the threat. is a very small territory and it is very