and one of those targets, of course, was mohamed daf as we've been talking about. in the meantime, 180 rocket have been fired. 34 of them intercepted by the iron dome. so it's one of the most violent days we've seen, del, 20 palestinians killed according to palestinian medical officials and 120 wounded. >> nick, that being said is there any chance that both side would return to the diplomatic table? >> as is always the case in the middle east, this violence will be followed by some kind of discussion. the question is when that happens. i asked the senior u.s. official in the middle of these negotiations about that, and he predicted that the violence would lance through the weekend into next week and by then both sides would actually get back to the table right now. they're refuse to go talk to each other. but what is happening egyptian officials are speaking to officials from hamas and palestinian officials and separately to israeli officials so there are two tracks. eventually that track will be right back in cairo, but for now the talks seems to be dead. >> nick

. >> reporter: the funeral for the youngest victim, the sun mohammed daf. they were killed with several missiles. officials say at least 45 people were injured in the same airstrike. it's not clear whether the brigades commander was in the house at the time. he was israel's intended target. hamas said they missed it. >> the house where the family was targeted is not very far from here. and many of the people immediately ran to the u.n. shelters as soon as hey heard about it, even though they said they still don't feel safe here. >> reporter: many fled at night while airstrikes were intensifying. 16 children live in one of the boarded areas where most of the fighting happened. >> we had so much hope the cease-fire would last. do you think we're happy with this war? w we were hearing about a cease-fire. then every was screaming and everyone started running. >> reporter: an estimated 250,000 people have taken refugee in the u.n. schools before the cease-fire. some have gone back home before the cease-fire, which was short lived. >> i have to come back here for

. >> now one of the targets of the airstrikes today was mohammed daf. his out was hit. hamas leaders say that he was not home but that his wife and child were both home, they were both killed, and two of almost two dozen palestinians killed in the airstrikes today. >> nick, how is hamas responding to the latest back and forth today? >> well, as you can imagine they're responding with defiance, and we heard right after netanyahu statement by the spokesman of hamas. he was calling the operation a failure and netanyahu's speech a failure as well. >> netanyahu's speech is an attempted failure that reflects the extent of the occupation's violence and their lack of seriousness in achieving a cease-fire. these threats will not frighten hamas leaders. on the contrary we'll continue to protect and defend our people against israeli crimes or foolishness. >> now what hams has done, three specific threats, new language we have not heard from them before threatening the people telling them not to go back to their homes, threatening people here behind me in jerusalem from going to la