accepting the price that is being paid by gaza, by palestinians in gaza. >> sure, let's speak to john hendron interested to find out, john, how isolated people there are possibly feeling. >> well, i don't think they could feel much more isolated and don't have a particularly warm relationship with the current egyptian dove, at least hamas does not and that of course is the mediator in this case. palestinians feel largely cutoff from the world. they have complicated relationships with other arab governments in the middle east. there is a lot of support out there. but there isn't the kind of help that people here in palestine are looking for. so the sense is that they are continuing to live under an occupation. they have little control over their lives, their borders, their trade, those tunnels close to egypt not bringing in trade, that sort of thing and therefore they feel isolated in a very real way. you hear people talk about this being an open air prison, in number of gaza people are not allowed to leave the strip because the borders the israelis will not let them. the isolation could hardl

killed stands at nine following more and violence across the occupied territorys and from gaza john hendronhe latest. >> reporter: air strikes continued through the night. israel targeted what it called terror sites in gaza in response to a surge of rocket fire earlier on sunday and hamas which controls the strip says several fighters were killed and several others were injured. it's a testing time in the israeli palestinian conflict and both sides on edge since three teenage settlers were kidnapped and killed in the occupied west bank. hours after they were buried a 16-year-old palestinian was abducted, his body was later found burned, the early autopsy results show he was alive when he was set on fire. >> translator: i asked for a community to be formed in connection to the terrorist crimes that have been committed to the palestinian people and the aggression especially the burning of the child mohammed abu khdeir who was burned alive. >> reporter: israeli police arrested several jewish suspects and say there is strong indication their motive was revenge for the deaths of the teenage sett

. >> now, let's go to gaza where john hendron is standing by live. john, can you tell us what the current situation is there today and how people have been coping with this most rebate airstrikes? >> well, when the lights went down tonight, the bombing came up. and that has been a pattern we have seen over the past three days. the israelis tend to strike during the iftar dinner, about 8:00 o'clock p.m. local and they tend to ramp up the airstrikes. again, about 2:00 to 3:00 in the morning, when people wake up to have their breakfast because they are fasting all day long during ramadan. i don't know if you heard that. there was an explosion behind me just now, and that may be the very beginning of the ramping up of the early morning bombing that we tend to see here we heard early on, rocket attacks coming out of gaza. so this is definitely a conflict with two sides to it. but the battle seems to ramp up during the evening and then again during the very early morning. there was one positive piece of news for people in gaza today. >> that's that the bord

john hendron is in gaza where rallies have been held in support of the murdered teenager. . >> in gazait is a day of solidarity with palestinians on the west bank. this is javalia, a stronghold of hamas. friday prayers had just ended in a citadel to the movement. everyone is coming out to speak in sol daidarity with those on west bank. somewhere israeli leaders and palestinian leaders from hamas are talking ceasefire through egyptian intermediataries. meanwhile, israel has am forces on the gaza border, tanks, art i willery and troops. >> has raised tension to a level here perhaps not seen since the conflict of 2008 and 2012. these demonstrators, however, are not speaking with rockets. they are speaking with voices and with numbers. they are speaking out against the murder of a palestinian boy on the west bank, against israeli arrests and home dem lists that have occurred since the rise of tensions. tension continues to rise here on the west bank. nobody knows how this is going to end. both sides say they want to see an end to this conflict. neither side seems willing to back down. >> i