Gaza ceasefire collapses
UN: Lack of stability in Gaza risks return to war
The UN in Gaza said the extent of damage after the July-August war was worse than first thought.
Palestinians and Israelis will today hold talks to cement a ceasefire agreed to by both sides.
The victims were shot dead by masked gunmen dressed in black in front of a crowd.
Hamas says three of its top commanders were killed in an airstrike on a house in Rafah.
Three rockets fired from Gaza hit Israel on Tuesday and Netanyahu ordered the military to strike back.
Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday any deal on Gaza’s future had to meet Israel’s security needs.
The threat of renewed war loomed with no sign of a breakthrough in indirect talks in Cairo.
The first four wounded arrived a day after Israel and the Palestinians agreed to fresh 72-hour ceasefire.
Demonstrators gathered in Kaizersgracht Street in the CBD today and marched to Parliament.
Tens of thousands of Capetonians are making their way to Parliament in support of Palestinians.
Israeli launched air strikes across the Gaza Strip in response to Palestinian rocket fire.
No deal has also been struck in Egypt after talks between Palestinian groups and Israel.
Israel has said it's ready to agree to an extension as Egyptian mediators pursued talks.
A 72-hour Gaza truce held through its second day on Wednesday.
Egyptian and Palestinian sources said they expected an initial response by Israel to Palestinian demands.
The war has so far killed almost 2,000 Palestinians, 64 IDF soldiers and 3 Israeli civilians.
A Palestinian killed an Israeli and a gunman wounded a soldier in two Jerusalem attacks.
Gaza Health Ministry said 15 people were wounded in the strike on a house in Shati camp.
Israel said it would hold fire in most of the Gaza Strip to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid.