said,tely, our goal, as i is defensive, to safeguard the people of israel, to prevent them from that offensive fire, both rocket and other from the gaza strip. if that goal of bringing about a sustained period of quiet, so they don't have to live in fear, if that can be achieved through diplomatic means, we would embrace that. in the meantime, when hamas has said no to all diplomatic options, we have to act militarily to protect our people from the rockets and from those very dangerous terror tunnels. , thank you once again for joining us on "france 24." u.s. aviation authorities today extended their ban on american flights to tel aviv by another 24 hours. that ban was implemented on tuesday after a hamas rocket struck close by ben-gurion international airport, israel's only international hub. james has been there and sent us that report -- this report. >> usually at the end of july, these cues -- queues are full. there are few people waiting to get on board planes. 80 flights have been canceled. travelers are here. british airways is still operating in ben-gurion airport. a spokespe

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