gaza strip. but let's not forget it's hamas who won the elections in 2006.o the israelis have been calling for this for some time. whether or not that's going to be realistic is not clear in terms of disarminghamas, there is no official line that demand is in any way being retracted or softened at the moment. >> all right, jane ferguson joining us live from west jerusalem. jane, thanks for being with us. >> now although there are reports that airstrikes on gaza have been less intention since the 72 hour cease-fire ended, civilian deaths to continue climb. airstrikes killed people in gaza today including a 17-year-old boy. his body is seen here being taken back to his home. according to witnesses, the teenager was leaving a mosque in central gaza when i was struck by a drone. over all, almost 2000 people have died in gaza. the u.n. says that 73% of those killed were civilians. over 9,000 more have been injured. 63 israeli soldiers have been killed since israel launched operation protective edge. also died was a thai national. >>> taking aim at the islamic fig

happening now, an open-end cease-fire in gaza. hamasreeing to stop the violence after seven weeks of fighting. the people in gaza feel like the deal was worth it. we're live there, when we come back. e cleanest. but using bleach leaves some stains behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't and it also disinfects. that's healthing. >>> the sound of silence in gaza, music to the ears of civilians who have had to endure seven weeks now of war. israel and hamas agreed to a cease-fire, a cease-fire without no expiration date. the announcement triggered celebrations in gaza that included gunfire. hamas declaring victory while israeli officials are ex pressing concern this truce like the others may not stick. cnn's ian lee live in gaza. ian, the most important fact here, is this a cease-fire with no expiration date. can it hold? that's the question that remains to be seen. >> reporter: well, you're right. and we are watching that very carefully, past cease-fires there have

hamas' military wing has also released videos online of its efforts in gaza. the recordings have shown armed fighters winding their way through elaborate underground passageways. another showed militants emerging from one tunnel to attack an israeli border outpost. hamas' english language twitter account has been suspended. they've also posted taunting videos in hebrew on youtube but they've been removed by the company under its hate speech policy. iskandar says the goal with social media campaigns shouldn't be quantity, but traction. >> if you have a single posting from an idf page, or a hamas page, if it doesn't get any more than 200, 300 likes, it probably is... it's had little to no impact whatsoever, and hasn't circulated if it gets retweeted by someone who has 20,000 or 100,000 followers, then all of a sudden your message has been amplified. if you can't amplify your message, then you have little to no impact in the 21st century, >> reporter: those retweets and shares may be more important than the original messages created by the israeli government and h

gaza. a three-day cease-fire between hamas and israel beginning hours ago. israel withdrawaling its troops from gaza. can the truce last? we have live team coverage from the ground in jerusalem and cairo where peace negotiations will be under way. >>> ebola outbreak, two infected americans recovering with an experimental drug. one home in the united states, the other, the woman will be joining the doctor today. this as it gos across africa and a man is quarantined. good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm deborah feyerick in for christine romans. >> i'm john berman. we want to welcome all our viewers here in the united states and around the world. the cease-fire in the fourth hour and holding. israel and hamas pressing pause on the bloodshed halting a month long conflict. both sides keeping the peace will be difficult. meanwhile, cleaning up in gaza. so much of that region in ruins. one-fourth of the population displaced. the infrastructure damage tops $4 billion. our karl penhaul is in gaza. the cease-fire, four hours in, cuz seem to be holding. >> rep

hamas has connections to almost everything in gaza. ounder of hamas was instrumental, i believe in starting up that university in the late 1970s. but it's a very large campus, over 20,000 students. it takes up a very large portion of central gaza. >> i just had the israeli ambassador on, lanny davis. i asked him what is israel going to do next? does this mean the ramping up of the military actions. he said you don't have to ask. you're seeing it in action. now would you consider this part of it after the alleged kidnapping of that soldier and the breaking of a ceasefire earlier? >> well, it appears so that there will be a ramping up in the horror on all of us as the ambassador pointed out to see children and civilians killed, children in israel hiding from missiles intentionally aimed at it, children in gaza. so there is horror on both sides. but iran-backed terrorist organization still is hamas that broke the ceasefire that won't allow a ceasefire with humane goods entering into gaza as long as there are no military supplies. that's th

>> hamas is the one to blame. i believe that free gaza from hamas. hamas is the one putting all the kid inside. >> a full-bred scholar from israel attended the new york pro steft. >> using them as human shields. you know that already. at a few times during that war there was a cease-fire. hamas continued to fire and kill israeli citizens. so there's just no end. >> reporter: while the combination of killing of -- >>> is secretary of state john kerry an asset or liability to barack obama. put another way, are friends of israel right to criticize the secretary in charles kroutheimer responds after this. >>> let me take this opportunity by the way to give secretary john kerry credit. he has been persistent. he has worked very hard. he has endured on many occasions really unfair criticism. when i see john kerry going out there and trying to broker a cease-fire, we should all be supporting him. >> my next guest is a pulitzer prize-winning columnist whose latest things" things that matter" has been a "new york times" best seller for the last nine months. w

is not controlling gaza. hamas is not controlling anything. >> standing firm hamas demands the end of an israeli occupation of the gaza strep. >> there is no occupation of gaza. >> many in israel deny there's a siege and argue they have to protect their borders. plus. >> i'm andrew simmons in the ruins of gaza and i will be reporting on the human damage of this conflict. the trauma of children. >> israel says from the very beginning it was only going to target hamas military targets. khan eunist i yunis in the soutt road is still being built. >> there's no plan to secure a longer period of calm. a month on from the start of this latest israeli offensive, palestinians have no idea when or how they will be able to rebuild their lives. resuming rocket attack from 0500 on friday if its demands are not met. it wants a permanent lifting of the blockade. mediators are discussing a diplomatic solution from indirect talks in egypt. israel's media reports the government has offered to extend the ceasefire for another 72 hour

community for what it is. >> israel all along for days, you have been saying you want a demilitarized gaza, hamasere was a hamas official who said yesterday hamas will never give up or today said hamas will never give up its arms. is that -- i mean, there are those in palestinian side who say look, any country should have the right to be able to defend itself, should be able to have the right to have arms, to control their own boarders. >> first of all, terrorist groups don't have rights to have arms, that's clear. the israeli position is supported internationally by the united states, by canada, by europe. people believe that hamas must be demilitarized because it's a violent terrorist group. more than that, there is a palestinian commitment signed by the palestinian authority that gaza should be demilitarized. it's time the international community insisted that that commitment be fulfilled. >> appreciate your time, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >>> reports that negotiations are progressing but no deal to extend the seize fire with strong words from hamas' military wing, the clock is ticki

hamas is the militant group that controls gaza labeled a terrorist organization by the u.s. government. in egypt, israeli representatives are meeting with palestinian negotiators through intermediary egypt, not just from hamas but from the palestine liberation organization and other factions, as well. not direct negotiations but through egypt. let's bring in mark regev, spokesman for the israeli government. i want to get your reaction to the news that the brigade said unless the demands are met, the cease-fire is over >> israel won't break the cease-fire. we're interested in the cease-fire continues. that's important for the piece and quiet for the people of israel and gaza. hamas is the wildcard. we know they could restart hostilities. if they do so, it it will be exposed before the whole world who hamas is. they don't have any qualms about restarting a whole set of blood shed, a whole vi and there's serves no one's interests except their extremist agenda. >> is it possible this is a negotiating ploy that they'll say this till 7:59 and say never mind, we'll agree to the ceas

strip and perhaps see the plo come into gaza instead of hamas. so there's a lot of domestic support, while there's a lot of international condemnation for israel's operation in gaza, errol. so whether we'll see any kind of truce or ceasefire depends if both sides are willing to come and talk. we've had so many ceasefires announced. we've been on air and had to say that ceasefire has been violated. they have to come to the table to talk. errol? >> let's not hold our breath. sima, thanks. >> the leader of hamas says israel thwarted the last plans for a truce by staying in gaza and destroying tunnels there. >> translator: a truce is a truce. but the presence of the israeli forces inside gaza and destroying the tunnels means it's an aggression. because they're inside the gaza territories. therefore, we told mr. kerry that the palestinian resistance has the right to self-defense and the right to deal with invading israeli force rs. >> he had a lot more to say about hamas and whether it uses humans as human shields as israel alleges. we'll have the comp

appears to show a hamas rocket being fired from a densely populated civilian area in gaza. accuses hamas of firing rockets from schools, monk mosques, other public sites, using palestinian civilians as human shields. here's the exclusive footage from france 24, shot last week in gaza. >> 80% of gaza -- >> okay, you are right -- >> yes, can you hear me? >> yes, what happened? >> -- the camera -- this was a rocket, rocket just shot right next to where we're standing -- this is just some 50 meters away from the hotel where most of the international media is stationed. this right here is a launching pad for rockets used by palestinian militants. now, this type of setup is at the heart of the debate within the international community, but also between israel and the palestinian militants. the israeli army has repeatedly accused palestinian militants of shooting from within densely populated civilian areas, and that is precisely the type of setup we have right here. rockets set up right next to buildings, with a lot of residents in them. now, the other very noticeable element. it

the soldier was part of the effort to find and destroy hamas tunnels in gaza. israel accuses hamas of using hamas to attack israelis. netanyahu says until peace returns to israel the military offensive will continue at full scale, no matter how much time or how much force it takes. >>> today we learned 100 more palestinians were reported killed on saturday as a result of renewed israeli shelling. 9,000 palestinians have been wounded since hostilities resumed last month. the overall death toll in gaza is 1700. the bloodshed showing no signs of letting up. >>> israel's prime minister says his country's troops have severely hurt the capabilities of hamas, but netanyahu says the effort will continue until all militant tunnels in gaza are destroyed. >> our army continues to act in full scale in order to accomplish what it was supposed to accomplish, to bring back the quiet peace and calm of the citizens of israel and severely harm the terrorist targets. >> benjamin netanyahu and cnn is covering the conflict from all angles. >> let's go to simon who's live in jerusale

gaza. israel, on the other hand, has also been unable to achieve its ultimate objective which is the removal of hamas and the end of any threat to israel's security from gaza, although it has severely degraded hamas' military capability at the moment. so, i think an argument could be made to both sides that you can't get your ultimate objective now, you've made some significant gains in one case from a security standpoint, in the other from a political standpoint, so why not end the violence now and permit a period of calm to take hold. then we'll see what happens. as you know, wolf, you're there and you know the region very well, this is the third round of fighting of this type in the past five years. and the hope is that this will be the last one, although that's a very difficult thing to predict at this time. >> what should the u.s. role be right now? what should the president of the united states, the secretary of state, what should they be doing? >> i think he should be encouraging independently the two sides to move in the manner that i've just suggested. wolf, i do want to make one point here,

how do we prevent gaza and hamas in gaza from rearming itself? we don't have a problem with the people in gaza having development. our war is not against the palestinians. our war against hamas. we have had three different conflicts with hamas. and now in 2014, we're right back again. how do we make sure there's not a round four? and here, there's a question of what mechanism do you put in place, particularly with egypt, to prevent hamas from simply importing all these rockets from using concrete and iron which should go to build schools and hospitals, to build this underground tunnel network and manufacture these rockets. these are legitimate questions. i get e-mails, i would say, five e-mails a day from people saying we have a brilliant idea of how you can prevent those tunnels from going underneath your borders. i'm not aware of what the best technology is. israel is a high tech country. i'm sure we have bright minds thinking how to solve this problem. >> you're going to the state department to protest that statement? >> i've got a few intervi

they use them as pr. >> meanwhile, hamas is calling for a rally in gaza city. let's go to john vause. we heard from president obama eastern time yesterday evening. basically, reiterating what we heard from netanyahu, condemning hamas saying i have no sympathy for hamas, also saying it is important to remember hamas acts extraordinarily irresponsibly when it deliberately is citing rocket launchers in population centers, saying they are using human shields. on the ground in gaza, what is the sense you are getting as people over the past few days of a cease-fire tried to get back to their homes, if they are even still there? >> reporter: yeah, poppy, what we have heard from hamas repe repeatedly is they do not use civilians as human shields and they hide them in urban areas. there is nowhere else to put them. we know time and time again, we have heard this is a very densely populated port of the world, there are no mountains or jungles to fight from. they engage in this. we have heard the missiles being launched from civilian areas and seen them fire the head. we k

israel continues to pound gaza this saturday night with artillery strikes aimed at destroying the hamas network of tunnels. even as word comes from jerusalem that the israeli soldier is dead. tonight, we are live in gaza. and as graphic images of more dead and injured palestinian women and children stir anti-semitic reaction, the son of the hamas founder says that revolting is what hamas wants. >> hamas does not care for the lives of palestinians. don't think for a second, please, that hamas cares for the children's blood. they want the children of gaza to day. >> tonight as israel announces plans to scale down military operations once the mission is accomplished, i'll ask my panel whether even once the tunnels are destroyed, if the mission is still impossible. >> translator: we will continue acting according to the security needs and only according to the security needs of israel until we have the target of bringing security back to the citizens of israel. >> prime minister benjamin netanyahu making that announcement that israel is close to its stated goal of destroying the tunnels ham

homeless children in the north. >>> well, there seems to be no end in sight to the fighting in gaza. hamas has released a statement vowing to continue the war against israel until it achieves it's goals. five principles have now been killed in the gaza strip by israeli strikes on saturday. hamas has fired dozens of rockets at israel, but there are no reports of any major damage or casualty. israel has launched air and artillery destroying buildings and a mosque. talks of another cease-fire has failed to reach a deal although reports suggest that israeli delegation might return to cai cairo, where the talks are being held. >>> since israel began its military assault on gaza over a month ago 64 israeli soldiers including three civilians and one thai national has been killed. the united nations said 73% of palestinians killed are civilians. and more than 220,000 people are living in u.n. shelters. >> we have correspondents covering both sides of the conflict in gaza for us. kimberly halkett is standing by in west jerusalem. we'll be speaking to them in just a moment. but first this report fro

and have the ability to attack hamas from within gaza. expect the very next step after they finish the operation that they are shelling in rafa that they will go up after the hamas leadership and they will capture them or kill them one by one until they get their soldier back, again, dead or alive. israelis are in no mood to negotiate with hamas, not about political issues and certainly not about a soldier. so much anger in israel about the prisoner release with the negotiations, there's no sentiment in israel today that would allow any government of israel to negotiate a prisoner exchange. the sentiment in israel thatty we'll hear more of from tonight to finish the job and finish off hamas. this is a very dangerous sideways. hamas doesn't understand the extent of anger in israel right now if there is in fact a soldier abduct and the wrath of israel will come down on hamas. this will not end the game. israel can defeat hamas militarily but you can't defeat an idea and you can't defeat the will of the palestinian people in gaza to change th

israel unilaterally withdrew from gaza in 2000 five. hamasook over in a bloody coup d'État in june 2007. since then, israel has been forced to fight three armed conflicts in gaza. in first was operation -- december 2 thousand eight. including a ground operation in gaza, 22 days. that resulted in nearly four years of cease-fire along the gaza border. the second operation was in november 2012. , israel had a rocket system that of salted of the need to launch a ground operation in gaza. it went on for eight days and resulted in a cease-fire of just over a year in seven months. and this is been the third longest and the bloodiest round of fighting. the mainne of characteristics of this confrontation is it was fought in a totally transformed strategic landscape, compared to the previous two rounds. you have the muslim brotherhood ousted from egypt. let's not forget that hamas is an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood movement. hamas drew lessons from previous rounds and strengthened itself to look terribly. i think the main characteristic comparing

gaza civilians and they are not our enemy, the contrary they are under the regime and in a difficult situation accidents can happen and when they do we regret civilian death but responsibility must fall on hamasabused the people of gaza and shoots rockets out offensi offensive areas and turned gaza into a human shield and i saw an interview recently and it's clear they have a consistent pattern of behavior to brutalized gaza civilians and exploit them and deliberately put them in harm's way. >> we are live in just jerusalem and james it's clear no matter how you phrase the question the official israeli line rarely changes in cases like this. >> no, absolutely, laura, they stick to the line they are targeting hamas and hamas fighters. but you heard him use the phrase collateral damage in the interview to you and latest figures are 392 children dead and that is collateral damage of this almost month-long war now and there is mounting criticism coming from the u.n., from eu countries and most notably that criticism you see from the u.s. which is really unprecedented the language that is coming from the u.s. and the level of condemnation and concern coming out of the white house and the state dep

gaza yesterday. you can see a photo of those celebrations yesterday. hamas said the deal represented a victory for the resistance. the headline says that "gaza is declaring victory." it is a very different story in the israeli press. i pulled out an article from a popular daily, which says "no one should be deceived by the rather ostentatious displays of victory on the streets of gaza. hamas linked first. -- hamas bl inked first. the israeli government can rub its hands for the cease-fire, which is a tactical win." there is a little bit more moderate view, there is a sense that this 50-day war did not end in a victory or failure, but rather a doleful tie. the real test for this truce still lies ahead. >> back in france, the main story is the new government that is getting down to work today. >> absolutely. that is still the leading story in the french press. wants tohis government be led by a government, manuel valls -- you can see his photo. this is the real turning point hollande's francois presidency -- and president francois hollande's presidency. 59% of

hamas was not doing well as a governing body for gaza, that is true. the irony is that hamas was doing a poorly - a poor job governing and, in fact, its popularity as you said went down before the crisis. sense the crisis, it may have saved hamas politically, because naturally palestinians when under attack rally around the leaders, the flag, and there is a sense of palestinian solidarity certainly in the west bank, and palestinians in israel who are upset at seeing their palestinian brothers and sisters in gaza being treated this way. hamas has come out stronger in the last 24 days. again, the policy of trying to bomb hamas into submission or bomb gaza. >> submission simply doesn't work militarily it doesn't work, politically. i think if israel was looking for a deterrent rather than destroying gaza which is poor and destitute and besieged, a better deterrent is addressing the root causes of the conflict and dealing with the blockade. >> and the occupation of the rest of palestinian territory. dealing with the blockade, before stopping the fighting and

instead killed during a blast by a suicide bomber in a gaza tunnel. hamas it believes he died in an israeli air strike. >> we'll have more on that coming up. >>> israel is moving forward with its pursuit inside gaza. 200 terror targets have been hit since the cease-fire was broken and israeli prime ministe

we will we'll take a short break and we'll close our conversation on hamas and the conflict between israel and gaza after this. this is inside story. stay with us. >> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. today the president of the united states blamed hamas for the collapse of the cease-fire and said a peace deal was impossible without the release of the captured israeli soldier. we just have a few minutes left. as you head to cairo, i know it's in the nature of being a negotiator that you have a certain amount of built-in optimism can you defeat that pessimism that you heard from barack obama this afternoon? he sounded very dubious that a cease-fire can be put back together. >> our delegation is going to cairo tomorrow. we want to show the world the side that wants to make a cease-fire and the side that continues the war. since the israelis broke the cease-fire we have 51 palestinians killed. we need to stop this aggression. there are children being killed every two hours, and every two hours there is a palestinian child between ages 5 and 8 being killed every day. what we need is

iraq is descending in to all-out violence. >>> we're taking you live to gaza, because we can see a gathering. there is the hamassman, and we also know that egypt has announced a ceasefire in gaza that is starting at 2100 hours gmt in under six hour's time. this is according to the reuters news agency, who was stating that a ceasefire in gaza will start at 2100 hours gmt. and that is the scene right now in gaza, where we can only imagine that they are celebrating. let's listen in. >> translator: the resistance will go on. >> all right. so the resistance will go on is the message from hamas in gaza. andrew simmons is also in gaza joining us from there. tell us if you have heard anything additional andrew to the announcement that had been made by egypt that a ceasefire will commence 2100 hours gmt. >> that is right. and now this information is sinking through. people are beginning to react. there has been a lot of fighting, which is not unusual in advance of a ceasefire. there has been an air strike on a islamic jihad leader's home. also activity with more rocket fire and casualties. we understand more information

look, steve, the problem here right now is the fact that with respect to the situation in gaza, hamas is a terrorist organization that is using the palestinian people in gaza to focus its own parochial goals and objectives against israel. these people are living in an open air prison, and unfortunately because of their enmity towards israel and because even injections now view hamas, a threat, this is the ejections and israelis along with the saudi's and emma emiratis and others -- what is hamas doing? it is basically throwing everything they can but the kitchen sink in order to try to prevent it from being strangled by both israel and egypt, which together have combined to try to --nomically in effect survive in gaza, that is extortion, smuggling, torture. i just wrote a piece in huffington post on this a couple of days ago. arepalestinian people victims of the very hamas organization that is ruling them. you: in fact, this is what wrote, you said the gaza strip will never fit neatly into a palestinian state jigsaw puzzle, even in a utopian final two state settlement, it will always

hamas is interested that the people of gaza will be hurt and suffer, and therefore the world will blameael for their suffering. hamas is an organization that with qatar promised secretary of state and secretary-general ban ki-moon a cease-fire and did not do what they promised. i thank president obama and secretary kerry. they blame hamas for the break of the cease-fire yesterday. we heard similar voices from the leaders around the world. but there are other voices, too. and to them i say, the terror has no boundaries. today it's against israel. tomorrow it will be against other countries. what we are doing against terror organizati organizations, but what will you do? so you stand by israel, a democratic country who's defending its citizens? or will you stand on the other side and not blame a terror organization who is killing citizens on the other side. we will continue acting until it finishes -- after acting against the tunnels, we will continue acting according to the security needs and only according to the security needs of israel until we have the target of bringing security bac

israel military operation in gaza will continue no matter how much time or force it takes as hamas is denied a chance for a cease fire negotiations in time districts and laid to waste meanwhile thousands of protesters take to the streets over the israeli offensive as a new wave of demonstrations emerges worldwide. irregular forces for the e.u. reported units of. military technology under clinton are. coming clean on harsh interrogation tactics. we tortured some folks. who did some things that were contrary to our values president obama admits the cia crossed the line when interrogating suspects look forward to the release of declassified data on the disturbing techniques used. to watching the international we're coming to live from moscow. in the russian capital israel's prime minister is vowing to push on with the military operation in gaza against hamas quote no matter how much time or force that it takes the country is also refusing to negotiate. with the palestinian group senior officials say they see no point in holding talks around one hundred forty palestinians have now been ki

both in the west bank before the war with hamas and gaza. so i think they are kind of done unless they are pushed and then they will hit back. i think that hamas is not done at all. but i think that politically they can't sustain the pushback that they would get if they started hostilities again now. their big dilemma is they don't have anything to show for a month of fighting. so, i think they are just going to have to pursue the cairo angle and see what they can get. >> in that context i would hate to get in the a discussion of who lost because it is clear both sides had serious losses, certainly no one more than the people of gaza. but you said that hamas has lost politically militarily and pretty much in every possible sense and spectacularly so. >> so far i think that's true. now, the in terms of the relationship with israel i think that that's not only true that is going to remain true. and the only thing is the israeli policy is a nonpolicy. they call it mowing the grass. it doesn't change anything strategical, leaves hamas in power an

hamas. we're seeing many troops here in the northern part of gaza have been pulled out but there's still very heavy fighting in the southern part. that's also because the missing israeli soldier who israel says was captured by hamas, lieutenant 2nd lieutenant hadar goldin is still missing. he was take be notice southern part of gaza. israeli troops still fighting there trying to find him. and what we're seeing is that the fighting here is copying but it is essentially being redeployed, massive shipped down to the southern part of gaza and away from the northern part where israel has focused on those tunnels. now, the fighting is continuing as i said, and so is the death toll. it continues to grow here. more than 1700 palestinians have been killed here in the fighting. more than half of those are civilians, many of those also children. now, prime minister netanyahu has said he wants a sustainable quiet in terms of the rockets and they will continue to try to strike at hamas. whether or not they're going to be able to completely hamas's ability to fire rockets is sort of still unknown. it's bee

instead killed during a blast by a suicide bomber in a gaza tunnel. hamas counters that claim saying it believes he died in an israeli air strike. >> we'll have more on that coming up. >>> israel is moving forward with its pursuit inside gaza. 200 terror targets have been hit since the cease-fire was broken and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu added yesterday israel will continue to defend itself. >> translator: today it threatened israel tomorrow it will threaten your countries. we'll do what we are required to do to halt a terrorist organization. what will you do? >> now that protection israel wants comes at a big price. gaza officials say 44 people have died in the last several hours bringing the death toll to more than 1700 since the conflict began. >> we learned of a shelling incident in the vicinity of a u.n. agency run shelter in the town of rafah. we'll keep you updated on those details. we talked to chris earlier. in his estimation there's been injuries and deaths and 3,000 people have been housed in that school. >> the leader of hamas cal

and many more deaths in gaza. hamas told the crowd they won a military victory. >>> and on the political front, hamas discussing a diplomatic solution in cairo. for the existing ceasefire, it's currently supposed to expire on friday morning. and hamas said that it won't agree unless it's demands are met. both sides of the conflict, standing by in west jerusalem, we'll speak to her in a moment. but the crossover, he's in gaza, and there has been a day of rallies there. what's the message from the street? >> reporter: well, from a senior hamas spokesperson, his message was very strong. he said, "the war is not over." and he went went on to say that if a deal is not reached in cairo that hamas is not mean w. the fingers are on the triggers of rockets aimed at israel. but in saying that, if you talk to the people on the streets, they said sh they wanted to come out to the protest to show solidarity with the negotiators in cairo to remind them that whatever is agreed, it should be in the best interest of the people of the ga

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israel's prime minister is vowing to push on with the military operation in gaza against hamas quotes no matter how much time or force it might take and the country is also refusing to negotiate a fresh ceasefire with the palestinian group senior officials say they see no point in holding talks around one hundred forty palestinians have now been killed by israeli airstrikes and artillery fire since friday's failed truce a video has emerged online showing the ferocity of these attacks. it was posted by the al arab ear t.v. channel and shows one gaza district being turned into rubble the area was leveled to the ground which as you can see by the time shown on the video took barely an hour. among the struck by was the islamic university. targeting the weapon development facility inside no casualties or reports it. the israeli military says an i.d.f. soldier earlier reported missing was killed in action the army originally said he'd been kidnapped by hamas a report that had israeli soldiers pushing further into gaza when palestinians living in the west bank gathered in protest israeli sol

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i've heard on our air this morning, in fact, quoting hamas live abroad, sometimes hamas spokesman who live in gaza, sometimes quoting the military wing, sometimes quoting the political wing. i believe the issue here is possibly communication, not necessarily a disagreement. also, it needs to be pointed out, it is not just hamas. we also know down in southern gaza islamic jihad, for example, has militant fighters down there. we also know they operate tunnels. i don't have the answers, was it one of their operations, certainly no claim of responsibility from them yet. also, what we don't know in a group like hamas or islamic jihad that fights gore r s guer tactics don't have front lines necessarily. they fight under the ground. the other question is where in the tunnel did that confrontation allegedly occur in rye lati relation to the front line on the surface. >> this is a messy, messy battlefield. difficult to control. thanks very much to our karl penhaul who has been in the middle of it. i want to bring in my colleague wolf blitzer in jerusalem. from your perspective, you've been speaking to isra

hamas, it is not just about when they took over the gaza strip. they have been -- what brought down the government, and association by an israeli extremist, the loss of elections precipitated by the hamas bombing, that is what brought it down. the refusal of arafat to do what israel is considered to be the heraldic move early on was to open fire on the major opposition groups. the one that now became the li kud. ben-gurion and another young officer opened fire on it, because of the idea of a unity of guns. the lesson israelis learned, if you let them in the gaza strip, it is not going to build shelters hospitals for civilians, it is going to build tunnels. the chance they are going to be more lenient -- >> even if there is international monitoring, pa control, egyptian assistance. >> even today, you call it a that is not the case. ach is an attempt to draw the population to submission. the situation is her read this and the gaza strip. israel shares blame. do not take it the wrong way. it is not a siege. it could be delineated -- it could be allevi

from moscow israel's prime minister to push on with the military operation in gaza against hamas he says. how much time or force it might take the country is also refusing to negotiate a fresh cease fire with the palestinian group senior officials say they see no point in holding talks around one hundred forty palestinians now have been killed by israeli airstrikes and artillery fire since friday's failed truce a video. showing the ferocity of these attacks. posted by the al arab e a t.v. channel and shows one garza district being turned into rubble the area was level to the ground which as you can see by the time shown on the video took barely one hour . instructors on the israeli fire was the islamic university. targeting weapons development facility inside no casualties have been reported. the i.d.f. is pushing deeper into gaza in search of one of their soldiers who they claim has been captured by hamas the violence has outraged palestinians living in the west bank when they gathered in protest israeli soldiers threw smoke grenades and opened fire killing two and injuring around ninet

number of leaders around the world, the only way to create a genuine shift in the paradigm for gaza is to disarm hamasnd make a long-term investment in economic development. >> any process to resolve the crisis in gaza in a lasting and meaningful way must lead to the disarmament of hamas and all terrorist groups. >> the best solution really is to have a long-term cease-fire with removal of the siege and with economic and social development. >> since israel pulled out of gaza in 2005, a disastrous pattern has emerged. hamas launches missiles at israel. eventually, the israeli defense missiles retaliate with devastating defense forces in gaza which they say are designed to root out the danger posed by the military wing of hamas. then israel clamped down, restricting movements in and out of gaza. the local economy withers. hamas uses the aid money it receives to buy more weapons. the palestinian people suffer. >> this is a tragedy of what we see today. hamas do not believe in the reality of two states. hamas do not believe in diplomacy, so the money went to create military infrastructure. >> it is possib

in about 30 minutes, israel plans to begin a seven-hour ceasefire in parts of gaza. hamasto the temporary truce. the u.s. has used its strongest language yet to condemn what it calls a disgraceful attack very close to a united nations-run school in gaza. palestinian officials say nine people were killed. >>> in yunnan province, china, rescue and relief efforts under way, but damaged roads are hampering the operation. 381 people are confirm dead, with more than 1,800 injured. >> the u.s. c

gaza, but the west bank. the war has the effects of marginalizing the pl oo. leadership to hamas and other factions in gaza. it's difficult to avoid the conclusion that this war ended by increasing the political power and the political popularity of hamas among palestinians. hamas can lose in the negotiations. during the conflict it lost fighters and military facilities. israel is pushing for demilitari demilitarization. gaza erupted in conflict three times in the last six years. >> no one is talking about those talks restarting. >> a court has found the two remaining leaders of cambodia's khmer rouge guilty of crimes against humanity. a u.n.-backed tribunal sentenced the minister and former head of state to life in prison. up to 2 million people are thought to have been killed. rob mcbride was at the courthouse and has more from the cambodian capital. >> a historic day in pong and an emotional one. in gos. and members of the media. one of them waited 30 years for this justice to be done. others emerged from the course. many in tears that these two men have been brought to justice and gip life imprisonment.

number two, he wants to keep the gaza strip separate from the west bank and under mind the government and he wants to under mind the agreement between hamas to reconcile, and this war is being waged against palestinian national project palestinian state. what israel is doing in gaza today is not so different. they're defending occupation and their settlement and committing massacres by the full meaning of the word, and they are committing war crimes. yesterday i was in doha meeting with morning minister of qatar, and we reached the foreign minute of egypt, and we were able to reach 72-hour cease-fire. in which secretary general ban ki-moon and secretary of state john kerry. just two hours before the cease-fire was supposed to go into force, the israeli army demolished 19 homes in rafa. using the pretext of looking for tunnels. and then between 8:00 to 9:30 another 21 homes were destroyed by the israeli army. they killed five palestinians, two israelis, and that's what happened. so what happened is that i had information from different sources that palestinians are to be blamed. if it's about finger pointing and blame assignment, then we a

you denied hamas captured hadar goldin, the israeli soldier captured in southern gaza. can you confirm that? do you continue to deny that hamas was not involved in any capture after israeli soldier? >> well, as i said to you early morning, this is the israeli story to now. we don't have any story from the -- your people in the field. they did not say anything about capturing an israeli soldier or officer during the combat at 7:00 a.m. early morning one hour before the cease-fire start. >> so wolf, i believe we have wolf blitzer now back. wolf, you hear osama hamdan continues that denial from earlier in the day. i know you have questions for him, as well. >> i do. mr. hamdan, who does -- who do you believe has that missing israeli soldier? is it another palestinian group like islamic jihad? >> well, i believe there is only the israeli story. they are talking about missing soldier or a missing officer. but there is no one claiming or saying that he was captured by him. so it's not the only possibility. he may be killed. he may be injured. he may be removed. he may be hidde

they found this hamas training manual in gaza, we can't confirm its authenticity, it explains how civilians can be used in urban warfare the manual includes the benefits for hamas when civilian homes are destroyed. and there's more to suggest hamas may support human shields, another of the group's political leaders said this during the tactic tactics. >> they have formed human shields of the women, children and elderly in order to challenge the zionist bombing machine. >> israel's prime minister talked about it during an interview on cnn. >> we develop anti-missile systems to protect our civilians, they use their civilians to protect their missiles, that's the difference. >> hamas has been accused of deliberately firing rockets into densely populated areas. charges they denied. even encouraging their own people to ignore israel's leaflets. listen to what a spokesman said in july. >> translator: stay in your homes as we promised you, and do not comply with the war of rumors and psychological warfare that the zionist enemy is waging on you. moments after the warning shot, civilians emerge on