- After five uninterrupted days of fire, a total of 33 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, including seven children and 147 wounded, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. On the weekend Israel and Palestine are signing a ceasefire with the mediation of Egypt. The Israeli Prime Minister said that the bombing of Gaza is a ‘perfect operation’.
Israel and the Gaza forces have agreed to the truce on Saturday night. On Sunday afternoon, however, the alarms are revived on Israeli lands near Gaza. The Israeli Army confirms the launch of a rocket, but the List militias soon discover that a technical problem has caused an involuntary shot and reaffirm their commitment to slow fire.
Since then the situation seems to stabilise. Following a security assessment, the Israeli Army has decided “to phase out movement cuts” near the Israeli area and the Palestinian people.
Proud Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defined as "perfect operation" last week's bombing of Gaza, including the deaths of seven children, according to Naiz: "The operation was perfect. We have destroyed seventeen Jihad command centres, killed dozens of terrorists and destroyed anti-tank units."
He warns that those who harm or treat Israel will pay and that their enemies, both in Gaza and in Gaza, know that if they try to hide they will reach them.