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  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 10 2009.A trickle of Palestinian casualties are evacuated from the overloaded hospitals in Gaza to receive treatment in Egypt. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 15th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.As humanitarian aid is transborded into Palestinian trucks, an Israeli F15 fighter-bomber passes overhead at very low altitude and fires at a target on the Gaza side. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.The Egyptian side of the gate, 10 meters away begins Gaza besieged territory. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.The Egyptian side of the gate, 10 meters away begins Gaza besieged territory. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.The empty terminal. In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. Private and NGO's humanitarian aid arrive to the crossing amid general confusion and disorganization. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. Private and NGO's humanitarian aid arrive to the crossing amid general confusion and disorganization. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. Private and NGO's humanitarian aid arrive to the crossing amid general confusion and disorganization. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Rafah, Egypt, Jan 09, 2009.In observance with Egyptian-Israeli security agreements, the Rafah border crossing remains closed except for humanitarian goods, no one is allowed to cross. Private and NGO's humanitarian aid arrive to the crossing amid general confusion and disorganization. On the 13th day of the Israeli operation in Gaza, one and a half million people are still deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • near Sderot, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.A view from the northern Gaza strip at the end of the 11th day of the israeli operation; the entire population is deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • near Sderot, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.A view from the northern Gaza strip at the end of the 11th day of the israeli operation; the entire population is deprived of electricity and basic supplies, as well as being unable to flee from the densely populated combat zone.

  • Sderot, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.A Kassam rocket has hit a busy street causing damage to 2 minibuses, fortunately without casualties, as everybody took shelter upon hearing the alert. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Ashqelon, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.A Grad rocket fired on January 5 from the Gaza strip more than 20km away struck close to the house of Rabbi Arie Salomon, causing minor damage and no injuries.

  • Ashqelon, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.A Grad rocket fired on January 5 from the Gaza strip more than 20km away struck close to the house of Rabbi Arie Salomon, causing minor damage and no injuries.

  • Sderot, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.Israeli security personel pick up a Kassam rocket fired moments before from Jabalya in the gaza strip. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Sderot, Israel, Jan 06, 2009.Israeli security personel pick up a Kassam rocket fired moments before from Jabalya in the gaza strip. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Jabalya, Gaza strip, Jan 06, 2009.(picture taken from the israeli side) .A fierce battle opposes Israeli troops and Hamas fighters in Jabalya; after several hours of fighting, 4 Kassam rockets were fired right from the center of the combat zone towards Sderot in Israel where they landed without casualties. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Sderot, Jan 05 2009.A Kassam rocket is fired from Gaza towards IDF positions near Kefar Azza. Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce..

  • Near Sderot, Jan 05 2009.Israeli civilians watch Gaza from a hilltop near Sderot. Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce..

  • Karni, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.IDF position on alert on Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Re'im, Jan 05 2009.A 155mm howitzer from the IDF in position a few kilometers from the Gaza strip border.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.The terminal is equiped with a system of remote cameras to avoid any direct human contact whatsoever between the Palestinian and the Israeli sides. More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.The terminal is equiped with a system of remote cameras to avoid any direct human contact whatsoever between the Palestinian and the Israeli sides. More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.The terminal is equiped with a system of remote cameras to avoid any direct human contact whatsoever between the Palestinian and the Israeli sides. More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.The Palestinian side of Kerem Shalom terminal seen trough a remotely controlled camera. The terminal is equiped with a system of remote cameras to avoid any direct human contact whatsoever between the Palestinian and the Israeli sides.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Kerem Shalom, Jan 05 2009.More than 100 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid wait to be unloaded outside the terminal. Very few Palestinian trucks showed up on the other side as a result of Israel's ground attack on Gaza.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Jan 4 2009.IDF soldiers watch as Israeli Apache gunships pound Jabalya camp in the nearby Gaza strip, in support of the ongoing ground offensive.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 4, 2009.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. Nine days into the Israeli military operation, more than 40 rockets have been fired today from Gaza to the south of Israel, usually causing only materail damage but terrifying the population.

  • Netivot, Israel, Jan 3 2009.A 'Grad' rocket launched from the Gaza strip has completely destroyed a house in Netivot, more than 20km away, fortunately without making any casualties.

  • Netivot, Israel, Jan 3 2009.A 'Grad' rocket launched from the Gaza strip has completely destroyed a house in Netivot, more than 20km away, fortunately without causing any casualties. A member of the demining unit takes the rocket away for examination.

  • Netivot, Israel, Jan 3 2009.A 'Grad' rocket launched from the Gaza strip has completely destroyed a house in Netivot, more than 20km away, fortunately without causing any casualties.

  • Netivot, Israel, Jan 3 2009.A 'Grad' rocket launched from the Gaza strip has completely destroyed a house in Netivot, more than 20km away, fortunately without causing any casualties.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Jan 3, 2009.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline, minutes before the beginning of the ground attack. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Jan 3, 2009.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Jan 3, 2009.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel, Jan 03, 2009.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border, in preparation for the ground invasion. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel, Jan 02, 2009.Israeli Paratroopers come back at dusk from a drill less than 2km from Gaza's border. Dror, 20, receives a surprise visit from his parents and younger brothers who brought him a Shabat supper. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel, Jan 02, 2009.Israeli Paratroopers come back at dusk from a drill less than 2km from Gaza's border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel, Jan 02, 2009.Israeli Paratroopers come back at dusk from a drill less than 2km from Gaza's border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel, Jan 02, 2009.Israeli Paratroopers come back at dusk from a drill less than 2km from Gaza's border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Erez Crossing, Jan 2, 2009.Approximatively 300 foreign nationals, mainly women and children were allowed by Israel to leave Gaza on humanitarian gounds; they were met at the crossing by representatives of their respective consulates. When a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.Heavy bombardment on Beit Lahia by the Israeli Air Force. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.Heavy bombardment on Beit Lahia by the Israeli Air Force. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.Heavy bombardment on Beit Lahia by the Israeli Air Force. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.Heavy bombardment on Beit Lahia by the Israeli Air Force. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.Heavy bombardment on Beit Lahia by the Israeli Air Force. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.A Kassam rocket is launched from Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza strip towards Sderot. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.A Kassam rocket has hit a highway less than a kilometer from the city, fortunately, no one was hurt. More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.A Kassam rocket has hit a highway less than a kilometer from the city, fortunately, no one was hurt. More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.A Kassam rocket has hit a highway less than a kilometer from the city, fortunately, no one was hurt. More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.A Kassam rocket has hit a highway less than a kilometer from the city, fortunately, no one was hurt. More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israelis in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israelis in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Jan 1, 2009.More than 7000 Palestinian rockets have hit the town in the last few years. Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected.

  • Sderot, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.Israeli civilians in Sderot have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.A Palestinian rocket is fired from the Northern Gaza strip towards Israel. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Re'im, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.A group of Hassidic jews from the Breslev sect sings and danse near a military check point as it is their belief that everething in ife should be a source of happiness and a way to get closer to God. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.



  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Near Alumim, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.An IDF armoured unit takes position in a field just a few kilometers from the Gaza border. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.A concrete bomb shelter on a transport truck. Israeli civilians in the south have just a few seconds to take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter when a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Sderot, Israel Dec. 30, 2008.Israeli reserve soldiers in Sderot take refuge into a concrete bomb shelter after a Palestinian rocket launch has been detected. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kefar Azza, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.IDF units on alert less than 3km from Gaza's borderline. After several weeks of total closure, Israel has launched its most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip, following Hamas' refusal to extend the 6 months truce.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.Israel has allowed Palestinian ambulances to be specially transfered from Ramallah to cope with the critical situation in the Gaza strip. After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.For propaganda purposes, an IDF photographer photographs the humanitarian aid being allowed into Gaza. After several weeks of total closure, Israel allowed humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

  • Kerem Shalom, Israel Dec. 29, 2008.After several weeks of total closure, Israel allows humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the Kerem Shalom terminal, where it will be unloaded from Israeli trucks before being reloaded on to Palestinian trucks. The decision to partially re-open the terminal comes simultaneously with Israel's most important military operation ever in the Gaza strip.

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