Israel and hamas trade attacks
Israel-Hamas Gaza truce largely holds after flare-up
Hamas said it had agreed to the truce with Israel, a day after clashes killed an Israeli soldier and four Palestinians, three of them Hamas fighters.
Hamas leader Al-Zahar says it’s necessary to turn the current Palestinian uprising into an armed resistance.
A ceasefire last August ended the fighting which killed over 2,000 Palestinians and six Israelis.
With the economy reeling, the enclave now faces an almost impossible task of rebuilding.
The Palestinian Authority said the cost of rebuilding 17,000 Gazan homes would be $2.5 billion.
Senior military officers laid out details of the ranges and number of rockets fired by Hamas.
Media commentators have voiced deep disappointment over Netanyahu's leadership during the Gaza war.
Qais Abu Leila, a senior Palestinian official, said Cairo had proposed an indefinite ceasefire.
The victims were shot dead by masked gunmen dressed in black in front of a crowd.
Israeli air strikes killed 11 Palestinians including the wife and infant son of Hamas’s military leader.
Fighting resumed after the collapse of truce talks. Israeli air strikes have already killed 3 people.
Three rockets fired from Gaza hit Israel on Tuesday and Netanyahu ordered the military to strike back.
Several dozen police formed human chains to keep the protesters from the wedding hall’s gates.
Both sides have agreed to give Egyptian-brokered talks more time to try end the Gaza war.
The threat of renewed war loomed with no sign of a breakthrough in indirect talks in Cairo.
Israeli launched air strikes across the Gaza Strip in response to Palestinian rocket fire.
A 72-hour ceasefire appears to be holding after Israel withdrew its ground forces from Gaza.
A Palestinian killed an Israeli and a gunman wounded a soldier in two Jerusalem attacks.
Police say the man arrested outside yesterday's rally was carrying a number of firearms and knives.