that is terrible news, of course, for the family of lieutenant hadar. it brings to 64 now confirmed, the number of israeli soldiers that have been killed in this conflict since it began on july 8th, which is of course an enormous toll from an israeli point of view. it pales in comparison to the 1,600 palestinians that have been killed. in israeli terms, attitudes are hardened. that is why the prime minister addressed tonight the operation will continue until quiet has been restored in the gaza strip and security has been guaranteed for the people of israel. john. >> reporter: matthew, i realize this is early. this information coming this is a developing story. we have heard the intensive search of the tanks with egypt and rafah. area controlled by international law and sealing off the border. sealing off the roads. if he was captured, the milit t militants could not get out of the region. what is the latest if you know on that operation in southern rafah? if they believe he is now dead, that operation will be wrapping up and those soldiers presumably wi

. >> it was previously assumed hadar goldin had been taken prisoner by hamas but the idf says goldin was killed in battle an friday. the soldier had been part of israel's effort to find and destroy tunnels in gaza. israel accuses hamas of using the tunnels to smuggle weapons and attack israelis. prime minister netanyahu is saying the israeli military offensive will continue at full scale until peace returns to israel. >> translator: we will regroup and araunge our forces in such a way that will enable us to defend our country. we'll continue this operation until the goal is achieved. >> the overall death toll in gaza now more than 1,700 since the hostilities began last month. look at the very latest from our team who is there. simon is in jerusalem, karl penhaul in gaza. sima, we'll start with you on the situation with this soldier's death and why his situation was critical to where they are in the fighting. >> natalie, late last night outside their home in kafar, i was there when the family made an emotional appeal for the return of their son, their brother, hadar goldin. and within

. >> the idf at first said this young man, lieutenant hadar goldin had been captured and now says he was killed in combat on friday. >> goldin was part of israel's effort to find and destroy hamas tunnels. israel accuses hamas of using tunnels to smuggle weapons and attack israelis. >> saima is live with the latest developments from this day. if you could help us understand why this one soldier's story was critical to the situation. >> it was potentially the reason why the cease fire was broken. a lot oaf controversy surrounding the timing of the event. the nature of the event. of course when israel announced it had a missing soldier feared captured. they feared that goldin had been taken by hamas militants. on the other side hamas declared it didn't have the soldier. they hasn't captured him. islamic jihad, another group said they didn't have him either. israelis then carried out a series of artillery and mortar rounds in to gaza. that's when the cease fire broke down. 9:30 a.m., one and a half hours in to the 72-hour humanitarian cease fire or would be humanitarian cease fire i sho

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second lieutenant hadar goldin. meanwhile, praise of u.s. support for israel. he went out of his way to praise the president of the united states and secretary of state. >> translator: just untiring efforts of secretary kerry with whom i speak to several times a day and the efforts of president obama, who has made, i think, consistent statements about israel's right to defend itself. >> the prime minister says israel will do everything in its power to find that missing israeli soldier. for more on israel's plans, i want to bring in dori gold, the senior advisor to prime minister netanyahu. former ambassador to the u.n. pleasure to have you. >> thank you for having me here. >> what is the information on the missing soldier? >> that is being handled by the channels that deal with these. the minister met with the goldin family and senior officers. it is best not to speculate on this on the international media. it is something handled by the military. >> a sensitive issue right now. when the prime minister of israel says israel will regroup. i assume that means sta

he's a 23-year-old named hadar goldin.ed doubts about whether his group is holding goldin. >> we don't have any story from our people in the field. they did not say anything about capturing an iz rally soldier or official. >> hamas claims that the israelis made the first move. local officials say more than 60 people were killed and hundreds wounded. the united nations says it has no independent means to verify exactly what happened. but the united states is backing israel's version of events. >> we have and i have unequivocally condemned hamas and the palestinian factions that were responsible for killing two israeli soldiers and abducting a third almost minutes after a saes-fire had been announced. >> middle east experts believe that one thing is clear, with the collapse of another saes-fire and the apparent capture of an israeli soldier, this deadly conflict is likely to drag on even longer with devastating consequences for the region and the world. tonight another palestinian militant group in gaza also denying capturin

his name is hadar goldin.y, so israeli military operations and pal tin gyins ar dead. hamas did not claim responsibility, which is not unusual. they waited weeks before kidnapping a soldier before claiming knowledge of it. late tonight, it's military wing said it has no information on lieutenant goldin. president obama late today making no

israel assumes second lieutenant hadar golden was captured by hamas in an ambush that is being blamedor shattering a fragile cease-fire. >>> in the past 24 hours, 200 targets have been hit in gaza. >>> good morning, martin savidge. >> we want to get a snapshot if we can of the terrible humanitarian crisis that is ongoing in gaza as a result of this conflict. for that we turn now to christopher gunnas, a spokesman for the u.n. relief and works agency, many know it by unrwa. they try and shelter civilians there. before we begin, i want to play a clip for you, this is annaner it view with you earlier on al jazeera english. i'll let the clip speak for itself. >> the rights of palestinians, even their children, are wholesale denied. it's appalling. my pleasure. >> the emotion there is obvious. and i'm wondering, sir, you have careerly been through difficult, horrific situations before. what is it that's brought you to the breaking point now? >> may i say first of all, that my tears are irrelevant. and for me, if there was any use in what was supposed to be a private moment of anguish becau

there's a big mystery about the fate of hadar godin the israeli second lieutenant that is missing andhe israelis are searching for him. nic, i checked. this is what john kerry said. after the u.s. and the u.n. issued that announcement about the cease-fire, kerry at that statement that he made, he was still in new delhi, india, he said flatly neither side will advance beyond current locations. they will stay in place. israel will be able to continue its defensive operations for tunnels behind its lines. that's what john kerry said after the agreement for that 72-hour cease-fire was issued. so, i guess kerry assumed that hamas was on board because everybody -- he said all parties had agreed to that. i assume you pressed meshaal on what john kerry himself said? >> reporter: yeah, what he said -- obvious -- he's very clear. he says we're not talking directly to john kerry. we're talking through the qatari, through the qatari foreign minister. he said hamas had passed back the message that they do not accept that israel can be in gaza destroying tunnels as part of the truce. he said a truc

that is hadar goldin. he is a second lieutenant.on of the cease-fire shortly after it began. it started with a suicide bomber with two soldiers and the other soldier was taken. hamas is saying something different. there was no such attack on their part. they do no have an israeli soldier. they say the cease-fire was maintained by air strikes after the cease-fire went to effect. you point out that the authority continues to take delegation with hamas and other groups involved in the group going to egypt. israel, it appears is saying nothing, but the media is reporting there is no such delegation. if israel doesn't go, it doesn't look positive for a cease-fire. we want to check in with cnn's john vause in gaza city. that is the other that sees the conflict. john. >> reporter: marty, in the last few moments, we are being told that palestinians who live in the area of the north of the gaza strip around the area in the northern part of gaza, the idea telling them they can actually return home. they won't be allowed to go to the north are

the missing soldier, 23-year-old lieutenant hadar goldin, engaged to be married, his twin brother in the army too. and his father confident. >> we are certain the army will not stop. and will bring hadar back home, safe and sound. >> reporter: president obama today demanding lieutenant goldin's return. >> that soldier has to be unconditionally released as soon as possible. >> reporter: we saw firsthand this week how wary israeli forces are of these tunnels. guns drawn, pointed down the shaft, ready for anything. but you won't go in? >> no. >> reporter: assumption, booby trapped. >> assumption, booby trapped and maybe terrorists inside. >> reporter: but today, at a u.n. shelter here in gaza, palestinians told us the capture of an israeli is a triumph. >> i think this is a right for palestinians to defend themselves. >> reporter: now, with israeli forces pressing hard, looking for their comrade, the war is intensifying with no end in sight. terry moran, abc news, gaza. >>> back here in the u.s., in new york city tonight, a new development in a police action that created debate around t

meanwhile funeral services are being held in israel today for second lieutenant hadar goldin, he was thought captured but now it's been confirmed that he was killed. >> reporter: that second lieutenant, hadar goldin in rafa. throughout the day, according to palestinian ministry of health officials, more than 120 people at this point, and that number is fluid, that could be changing as i'm speaking here. but 120 people were killed throughout gaza from israeli air strikes and artillery fire as well. now, having said that, and maybe hard to understand and comprehend, but as you mentioned, while some troops remain in gaza along the border, we're also seeing the operation, as said last night, scaled back. we saw an example of that earlier today. take a look. >> reporter: the dust is kicking up as now the armored personnel carriers are being moved out going back to wherever they're based, wherever they're stationed is now after 27 days, operation protective edge is slowly winding down. while some fighting continues, israel's military has begun redeploying troops along the gaza border. sayi

the idf says hadar goldin died in a battle in gaza on friday. he israelis had accused hamas of capturing goldin but the militant group never confirmed they had him. >> fresh shelling taking place a few minutes ago in gaza while we had a reporter live this was happening in the background. more than 1700 palestinians have been killed since the conflict began almost four weeks ago. 9,000 more injured. that's according to officials in gaza. >>> a second american infected with ebola will be in the united states early next week. saturday dr. kent brantly made history as the first known carrier of the virus to be treated on u.s. soil. these images that we're showing you show him entering the hospital in atlanta with little assistance, as you can see. his wife even got to talk to him for 45 minutes, although they were separated by glass. >>> international investigators plan to return to the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17 later today. they recovered more victims' remains and belongings on saturday. investigators heard mortar fire but determine

the idf said hadar goldin died in battle on friday.he israelis had accused hamas of capturing him but the militant group never confirmed they had him. >> palestinian officials say more than 1700 people have died in gaza. the newest death toll came after khaled mashal rejected israel's account of friday's broken cease fire. he told cnn hamas would not allow israeli forces to continue to destroy tunnels there. >>> a hospital here in atlanta is treating the first known ebola patient ever in the united states. that is him getting out of the back of the ambulance. the spishlly equipped airplane flew the doctor from liberia. he was able to walk in to the hospital wearing the biohazard suit and we haven't heard anything about his condition at this point. >>> international investigators are using cadaver dogs to scour the crash site in ukraine. they recovered more remains and belongings on friday. they determined the fighting in the area did not threaten their safety. >>> the leader of hamas tells cnn, israel's destruction of tunnels in gaza d

we received news late this evening that lieutenant hadar golden is dead. how do you know he is dead? and what exactly do you know about it? >> first, this is tragic. secondly, you know that the in the jewish tradition if we decide to say something like this, we have evidence because of the sensitivity i don't want to go into it now. but i'm sure at a later stage all the details will be out on this. >> do you have his remains in israeli custody, mr. ambassador? >> that's why i said it's sensitive. but there's a clear statement on this. and believe me, as you know in the past, we are very very very careful to make a statement like that. >> i totally respect that, mr. ambassador. may we now assume, now that that issue is resolved, this is the death, the ambush, the capture, the alleged capture of lieutenant golden that shattered the 72-hour cease-fire that secretary kerry and others had negotiated? so it's very critical to know, will israel now, as the prime minister alluded earlier this evening, begin winding down military operations in gaza? >> well, the pr

his name is hadar goldin. now a massive search is underway, so israeli military operations and pal tin gyins ar dead. hamas did not claim responsibility, which is not unusual. they waited weeks before kidnapping a soldier before claiming knowledge of it. late tonight, it's military wing said it has no information on lieutenant goldin. president obama late today making no distinctions blaming hamas and the palestinian factions responsible. >> i want to make sure that they are listening if they are serious about trying to resolve this situation, that soldier needs to be unconditionally released as soon as possible. >> tonight, what was intended to be the first of three nights of calm in the first day of negotiating has instead become what could be a tipping point toward the worst. jim sciutto has new details what happened and on the search for us tonight, an up close view of the military operations that followed and continue in the night. first to john voss, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, anderson,

>> second lieutenant hadar goldin. >> from a suburb of tel aviv. was the incident that occurred on the israeli side of the tunnel or the gaza side of the tunnel? >> it all took place within the gaza strip in the areas where we were operating in recent days, indeed they were on defensive positions dealing with decommissioning a tunnel. this is something we said we would be doing throughout the cease-fire, because these tunnels as has been proven in this incident, are a serious threat. this is what they've said they would do time and time again. this is a mo dous operandi of these people and what we're up against. >> they said the agreement spelled out by the u.s. and the u.n., the secretary of state said israel had to remain within its lines but could do g on defensive a and continue the decommissioning or destruction of those tunnels. was that within israel's lines that incident that occurred where these two israeli soldiers were killed and one was captured? >> absolutely. we were operating in order to decommission the tunnels that have one goal, t

. >> reporter: israel identified him as 23-year-old second lieutenant hadar goldin. it's unclear if he's alive, dead or wounded. his father told reporters today, we are certain the israel defense force will not stop until they have turned every stone and brought hadar home. for a small country with mandatory military service, a soldier's capture is a nightmare. israel has been down this road before. nbc's martin fletcher. >> this is the beginning of a national trauma for israel, which in the past has paid almost any price to get captured soldiers home again. the last soldier captured by hamas was kept for five years. israel swapped more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners to get him home again. >> reporter: in gaza city the day began with hope. with the u.s. and u.n. brokered cease-fire in place, gazans rushed out to fish, even play on the beach. but it didn't last. gaza city is now cleared out. most people trying to stay inside. everyone here knows israel will respond heavily to search for its missing soldier. for israel this has now become far more personal. and for g

israel assumes hadar goldin was captured and president obama is pointing the finger at hamas. hamas says it doesn't have goldin, but lost contact with fighters in the area where the soldier was reportedly taken. meantime, congress has approved another $225 million for israel's iron dome defense system. i have mark with me now. mark, i have watched many appearances of you on cnn. it is important to underscore the american opinion on the ongoing israeli efforts. as an american father of four, i worry that regardless of how it all began, the net effect is to create yet another generation of palestinians growing up to hate israel and to hate the united states. kids who 20 years from now will turn terrorist and pose safety risks to americans and israelis. how do we end that cycle? >> michael, i think the opposite could be true. we know that in the large arab world of the new york times that did a piece of that yesterday and the palestinian society that people are angry with hamas. they are fed up with the radical agenda and its violence and its violence that doesn't just hurt israe

tell you the name of the israeli officer now believed to be in the hands of hamas, second lieutenant hadar goldin. >> the palestinian permanent observers of the united nations told us earlier he did not have any information about this soldier. it's absurd for israel top blame hamas for the carnage in gaza. >> those who are responsible for the tragedy of the people in gaza, is the israeli forces. they are the ones who are injuring the palestinians, displacing them, attacking schools and so on and so forth. they are the ones attacking the hospitals. so therefore to try to flip the story that hamas is responsible for that is so absurd, the spokesperson who said we can't trust hamas. it was his government that negotiated a cease-fire in the year 2012 and it was in place for two years. >> now, you heard wolf blitzer say a short time ago this completely changes the equation in gaza in this fighting. earlier, wolf spoke to mark regev. listen to what he said. >> our goal is to achieve peace and quiet for the people of israeli and end rocket fire and terrorist tunnels. so far, hamas has closed the

. >> warner: the father of the soldier israel reported captured-- second-lieutenant hadar goldin-- saidwas hopeful his son would be returned. >> ( translated ): we want to support the israeli army and the state of israel in its fight against hamas in gaza and we are certain that the army will not stop under any circumstance, and will bring hadar back home safe and sound. >> warner: but hamas denied any knowledge of a captured soldier. and a spokesman denied breaking the cease-fire: >> ( translated ): the israeli enemy is the one that breached the truce, when israeli special forces entered the eastern side of rafah. the palestinian resistance clashed with them, and this was our right to defend ourselves, according to our understanding >> woodruff: and palestinian protesters clashed with israeli forces in the west bank. the 72-hour cease-fire was to be followed by israeli-palestinian negotiations in egypt on finding a durable solution. president obama said today the u.s. will continue pursuing that track. officials in cairo said the invitation to both parties still stands. and margaret jo

we do know that the family of hadar goldin has invited all of israel to come and say good-bye to their soldier killed there and has accepted the idf's version and the announcement that hadar goldin has been killed in the operation. that is the 64th soldier who has been killed during the operation and its lasted now four weeks. we also know that there are hundreds of soldiers that have been injured. we visited some hospitals both here in southern israel and in tel aviv. and we talked to the families about the dangers of these missions. >> he's only 21. he got hurt. he's so -- his friends got killed in front of him. he lost five friends from his school. what is going to happen to him? >> he doesn't want his face shown because he's insisting on finishing his mission. helping complete israel's objective of blowing up part of the hamas tunnel network. that it says can be used to strike inside israel. and you heard from that mother. her son had shrapnel to the neck and face and was recovering in the hospital. but wanted to go back in to complete the mission. hamas for its part has said if so

. >> the search for the missing .oldier hadar goldin continues he is believed to have been captured by militants. >> a situation on the ground is much more complex. until this morning we had two main goals -- to a deal -- to thenwith the tunnels, addressed the rocket threat, and now we have a third component, to bring him home. contact inthey lost the area where he went missing. israel remains convinced that he is still alive and is stepping up efforts to track him down. >> the situation in libya is now much worse than the 2011 civil war. fleeingwhat refugees the country say. --itia has been gathering battling for control. foreign governments have urged citizens to leave. the greek navy has evacuated almost 200 foreign nationals from libya. its warship is now docked in athens. the u.s. senate is due to release a report on interrogation methods used in the aftermath of the september 11 attacks and it is expected to say the harsh measures used did not yield any significant intelligence information, but president barack obama, once a vocal opponent of the course of methods used on terror

the israelis believe that second lieutenant hadar goldin was dragdz down a tunnel. both sides blame oer beat, the wounded flooding the hospitales, the dead following the morgues. an israeli soldier is a huge prize of war, valuable for making a deal. for 1,027 palestinian prisoners. shalit had been held captive by hamas for five years. today, there are more than 5,000 fighters have stalked israeli soldiers. here in gaza, the news that an israeli soldier was taken prisoner spread fast. "it proves our fighters are "i wish them well." told the abduction of an israeli soldier could mean that the worst of the fighting is still ahead. the israelis have warned people in rafah and surrounding neighborhoods not to leave their houses tonight and told them not to take their cars out on the street tomorrow. clearly, james, a massive search is charlie, what's been the reaction in israel? >> reporter: well, james, israeli leaders have been holding an emergency meeting most of the night to try to consider their next stepeli dset a kidnapped soldier is among the biggest fears for is

the idf says that hadar goldin died in battle in gaza on friday. the israelis accused hamas of capturing goldin but the ilitant group never confirmed they had him. >>> shelling in gaza continued. just about an hour ago, the death number now 1700 palestinians killed since this conflict began almost four years ago. and this num sber stber is stag. almost 10,000 injured. >> a second american infected with ebola will be in the united states early next week. saturday, doctors -- dr. kent brantly made history as the first known carrier of the virus to be treated on u.s. soil. we want to show you these images apparently showing the doctor entering an atlanta hospital with little assistance. his wife even got to talk to him for about 45 minutes, although they were separated by glass. >>> the leader of hamas says the militant group has the right to defend gaza from invading israeli forces. khalid meshaal sat down for an exclusive interview with cnn in qatar. nic robertson joins us from our bureau in abu dhabi with what he had to say and talked about what ca

second lieutenant hadar goldin is no longer listed as captured, but is listed as dead. his funeral will take place in a few hours from now. some of the israeli media reporting that he may well have died as a result of the israeli bombardment in rafah, which continued, as you say, at the same time as the bombardment continued there and in other parts of gaza, as you heard. the israeli government is pulling out unit from other areas, the suggestion being that they condition the operations on the ground, but is preparing to bring this to an end, bus is prepared to do that at a time and manner of its own choosing. rather than the original plan, which was for an internationally backed ceasefire which collapsed on friday. >> thank you very much. we'll leave it there. james bays in west jerusalem. >>> now, fierce fighting turned libya's two biggest cities into battle ground. 22 people were killed. near tripoli oil depot firmed after shells fired by militias. they have been dealt a blow. they overian several army bases. thousands fled libya to tunisia. reports from a border cro

believed to have been kidnapped by hamas this morning and the alleged kidnap of second lieutenant hadarn led to collapse of a truce an hour and a half which was exposed to 72 hours fight. israel wrapped up assault especially in the area the soldier was taken on the outskirts of twup of rafa and egypt gaza border. 1 40 palestinians killed today and two israeli soldiers were also killed. clashes between palestinians and israel broke out tonight on the west bank near hebra. it will be hard to put the cease-fire back together. >> officials say they are confident that two americans infected with ebola virus can be treated outputting the family in danger. braptly and writebol have been treating victims of ebola. they'll be brought back in a special rain train and treated at emory university hospital in atlanta in one of the most tightly sealed uslation units in the country. 700 people died from the virus in west africa. this is the first time anybody infected with the disease will be brought into the united states. >> we'll abc -- we also have the stigma around those treating people with the

what they are saying is from their initial findings and their investigations hadar goldin was likely killed in the initial suicide blast that we were reporting killed two other soldiers. that brings the death toll from the israeli side as far as soldiers is concerned to 64, three civilians killed. the crucial details coming out are they believe he wasn't captured which is what we were led to believe the last two days and there's been a war of words between the israeli side and various militant groups and political groups in gaza. hamas saying they didn't have him. islamic jihad saying they didn't have him either. of course we know the militant wing affiliated with hamas had released a statement saying what they believe is there was some kind of fighting close to the tunnel. they had a group operating there that had confronted a group of israeli soldiers. what they are saying is they had lost contact with them on friday. they believed they were all killed in an israeli strike. of course, two sides bringing very different versions of it. the militant group saying that all of those invo

hadar golden was abducted, taken by hamas terrorists into a tunnel in the gaza strip, in the outskirtsf rafah. t carried out a mission, hot pursuit in order to find him. we did not locate him. we located items within the tunnel. we located possible remnants. we carried out the forensic investigation that took a day and a half to determine that it was indeed him and it was sufficient in order to determine that he was killed in action. we do not have him. maybe they do. maybe they have, you know, over the courts of the last three and a half weeks, we have had at least six cases of attempted ab duction of body parts and soldiers. >> right. >> this is what these bar barrons do. this is what they do they have tried time and time again. >> missing, aram. the brigades say they have captured shaoul iram. what information do you have on him? >> indeed, we determined once again with this case in our forensic investigation which was much more complicated due to the circumstances of the attack on the second or third day of the ground force operation as we were going in to sujea. >> do you have his

and still no sign of the israeli soldier, 23-year-old hadar goldin. hamas suggesting he may have been killed with his captors in an israeli air strike after the attack. and downtown gaza city hit hard too today, including the islamic university, linked to hamas. israelis say they targeted this place because it was a center of hamas' weapons research and development. palestinians many of whom graduated from this university, say it was just an act of punishment. tonight, israeli prime minister netanyahu, rejecting cease-fire talks. >> israel will do whatever it must do to protect its people. >> reporter: but there are signs the israeli military is winding down, saying it's almost finished with the main objective -- destroying that network of hamas-built tunnels and pulling back some forces. while in northern gaza, residents were allowed to return home. this man, at his uncle's ruined house, but defiant. is anyone winning this war? "i believe the resistance will win, because they are defending the people," he says. it hardly looks like victory. terry mor

. >>> also today israeli soldier hadar goldin was buried. in action friday. >>> an earthquake in china has left more than 63 people dead, more than 18 injured, rescuers still searching through the rubble for victims. thousands of troops have been sent to that region and the red cross is now sending supplies. >>> a woman sexually assaulted at a community swimming pool, the attack happened friday evening at a pool on yarling court in falls church, virginia. fairfax county police say the 20-year-old victim was working at the pool friday night when a man approached her. the victim told police the man displayed a weapon and sexually assaulted her before fleeing. >> the suspect in this case has been described as a white male in his late 20s to early 30s about 5' 10 and clean shaven. >> fairfax county police want information about this man and so if you know anything, please contact them with a telephone call. >>> coming up don't drink the water warning affecting nearly a half million people in the toledo, ohio area. >> but first a surprising disco

. >> reporter: the israeli army's other top priority-- finding hadar goldin, an israeli soldier believed to have been kidnapped by hamas. hamas denies taking goldin, and details of the abduction are vague. peter lerner is a military spokesman. was he okay when he was abducted? >> we're not certain. we know he was in close proximity of the suicide bomber that killed two other soldiers so he may be injured. he may be wounded. he may be even dead. >> reporter: it's a fate goldin's family is not willing to accept. they say the israeli military must not leave gaza without him. >> axelrod: charlie d'agata joins us now from tel aviv. charlie, you you had a chance to ask prime minister netanyahu today what it's going to take to get israel to the negotiating table. did you get an answer to that question? >> reporter: well, jim, not directly. but what he made clear is that there are no intentions for israel to negotiate with hamas any time soon. he blamed hamas for breaking this cease-fire. he vowed that israel would continue to fight in gaza, and he asked international leaders what he called resp

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 been four weeks now and hamas is still firing rockets into israel despite the heavy bombardment of gaza. but israel is saying they're not going to negotiate wi

. >> reporter: absolutely the confirmation coming a number of hours ago that hadar goldin is now officiallyted as dead rather than captured. they had been, we were told carrying out searches in the area. i have to say our colleagues who were reporting from gaza, our team this is said it looked more like the intensification of the bombing of that area rather than a lot of searching going on. but clearly it is an area where the israeli military had control certainly in recent hours, so difficult for teams to actually get there, reporting teams to independently verify what was going on. in the israeli press some suggestions that second lieutenant goldin may have been killed by the israeli mail miliy by their mom barred. >> also, james, let's look at the diplomatic front that is happening today in cairo, we have a palestinian delegation heading to egypt. already arrived in egypt watch. do we know about what actually is going to be going on there? because the i israelis certainly don't seem to be make their way over. >> reporter: let's remind everyone of the original plan. the original plan was

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second lieutenant hadar golden. two idf soldiers were killed in the abeing at that. the families have been notified. so why do you say you don't know for sure that this idf soldier has been abducted, has been taken by hamas? >> the operative word. every word in that statement is careful. they have the word suspected. there's a lot of information to suggest he's abducted. until we're for sure, we'll presume he's been kidnapped. >> would you expect some proof of life video or picture or statement from the captors to emerge? is that something that you are bracing for? >> i'm not going to give the kidnappers or terrorists any advice what they should or should not do. now that they have closed the door to a diplomatic cease-fire, now that they have slammed that door shut in the face of the united states and the united nations, who both said publicly they had received assurances from hamas that it would honor this cease-fire, now that diplomatic door has been closed we'll be ratcheting the military pressure on hamas. it must understand that it cannot continue to commit atr

the reasons the 72 hour ceasefire broke down was the capture of israeli soldier second lieutenant hadar golden and the prime minister who joined president al-sisi at that news conference said the resolution of that issue around second lieutenant golden is important for going forward. >> i call for the immediate release of the israeli soldier who was kidnapped yesterday. >> and just a reminder that the two key players, hamas and the israelis will not be present as these peace negotiations get underway in cairo nor will the united states. i think the u.s. has probably done all it can for the time being. we've seen secretary kerry shuttling around the region trying to come to some conclusion or resolution to this crisis and yesterday president obama in his impromptu news conference hinted that this has been going on for a very long time, which hints he's aware that any resolution could be a long way off. he hinted that the two sides of have to want it meaning hamas and the israelis. he hinted to the northern ireland process where april years, have the two sides found something to agree on