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Air strikes began yesterday and don’t look like ending any time soon.
Hamas rejected a proposed extension to the 72-hour ceasefire and a 12-year-old boy has already been killed since the fighting resumed.
Obama said warplanes will launch strikes if neccessary – do you agree?
Israel says its operation is ‘changing gear’.
Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan said he registered the Government’s strong concern that over Israel’s ground operation.
Israeli airstrikes continue to bombard Gaza today as the Palestinian death toll reaches 100.
Israel has vowed it will exact a high price from Hamas for the murders.
However, a “military approach will not be enough”, Iraq’s foreign minister said.
The attack followed Palestinian rocket fire being aimed at the Jewish state.
Most of the army’s air strikes targeted the Idlib province in the northwest, Aleppo and Damascas province.
Reports this morning put the death toll of the latest air strike operation at 11 with at least 100 wounded.
The campaign to uproot militants in Sinai was launched after gunmen ambushed a border guard outpost near Israel’s border and killed 16 soldiers, according to the military.
Attack helicopters took part in the attacks early this morning along the coastline of Somalia.
A pro-Kurdish legislator has claimed that most of the dead were not militants but teenagers making a living by carrying diesel fuel from Iraq into Turkey on donkeys.
Pakistan has rejected the findings of an investigation into last month’s incident on the Pakistan-Afghan border, saying the inquiry was “short on facts”.
Military group tries to limit impact of Muammar Gaddafi’s impassioned television broadcasts by bombing transmitters.
US President Barack Obama says progress has been made in the past three months in Libya and it’s “just a matter of time” before Gaddafi yields to pressure and resigns.
NATO ups the ante in its military campaign to oust Muammar Gaddafi from power, striking his compound during the day.
The first helicopter strikes give the NATO forces the upper hand in close-up combat as the anti-Gaddafi campaign goes on.
Strikes come after 56 mortar shells and rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel last week.
French military jets have been carrying out recon operations over Libya today, according to French military sources.