Hamas Leader's House 'Hit By Israeli Missile'

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The home of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh has been hit by an Israeli missile, during the heaviest night of bombardment in three weeks of fighting.

An Israeli aircraft struck at Mr Haniyeh's house early this morning causing damage but no casualties, Gaza's Interior Ministry said.

Mr Haniyeh's son confirmed the strike on his Facebook page but added that the house of the former Hamas Gaza prime minister was empty.

A Palestinian girl reacts at the scene of an explosion that medics said killed eight children and two adults, and wounded 40 others at a public garden in Gaza City A Palestinian girl at the scene of an explosion that killed nine children

Haniyeh said in a statement. "My house is not more valuable than the houses of other people. Destroying stones will not break our determination."

Israeli aircraft, tanks and gunboats pounded targets in Gaza City that were symbols of Hamas government control, including the headquarters of the Hamas satellite TV station Al Aqsa and Al Aqsa radio. 

PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT-GAZA The Al Aqsa TV headquaters after being hit by an Israeli shell

Hamas said that despite the attack the stations continued to broadcast. 

As night fell over Gaza City, Israeli flares illuminated the sky to the sound of intense shelling.

A number of rockets fired from Gaza were launched toward various regions in southern and central Israel, including the Tel Aviv area.

Israeli soldiers evacuate their wounded comrades at an army deployment area along the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip An Israeli soldier hurt in a mortar attack is stretchered away by comrades

At least one of the rockets was intercepted by the Iron Dome system. 

The Israeli military warned thousands of Palestinians to flee their homes in areas around Gaza City - usually the prelude to major army strikes.

PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT-GAZA A building within Gaza port is seen on fire after several missile strikes

In two separate incidents, 10 Israeli soldiers were killed following attacks by Hamas on the border during firefights with Hamas militants who infiltrated Israel through tunnels near the community of Nahal Oz.

Israeli Army Radio said the Hamas gunmen fired a rocket-propelled grenade at the soldiers who were in a watchtower and then tried to drag one of the soldiers' bodies into the tunnel back to Gaza, but failed when troops fired at them, killing one militant.

Hamas said nine of its fighters carried out the attack.

Israeli soldiers carry the flag-draped coffin of their comrade Liad Lavi during his funeral in Meitar Israeli soldiers with the coffin of their comrade Liad Lavi

Two rockets struck Gaza's main hospital and the other a refugee camp, killing nine children. Palestinians said the rockets were fired by Israel, while Israel said the rockets were misfired by Hamas.

A Palestinian official said at least 10 people were killed in the strike on the camp, and a further 46 injured.

However, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) denied responsibility for the attacks and said it had not been operating in the area.

Relatives of Israeli soldier Liad Lavi mourn during his funeral in Meitar Lavi died from wounds sustained last week while fighting in Gaza

Israeli army spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerne said claims the IDF was responsible were "ridiculous".

The IDF also tweeted: "Since the beginning of the operation #IDF has documented approximately 200 rockets & mortars that landed short within #Gaza."

Gaza's electricity company has claimed two Israeli tank shells have hit the fuel tank of Gaza main power station.

PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT-GAZA Firefighters in Gaza battle a fire started after a rocket attack

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei this morning accused Israel of committing "genocide" in Gaza and called on the Islamic world to arm Palestinians fighting "the Zionist regime".

Israel started its offensive against Gaza on July 8, declaring its aim was to halt rockets fired by Hamas and its allies into Israel.

But Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was widening the objectives, adding the only solution would be a complete demilitarisation of the Gaza.

"We will not finish the operation without neutralising the tunnels, which have the sole purpose of destroying our citizens, killing our children," he said.

A Palestinian health official said the overall Gaza death toll stands at 1,110.

Israel said a total of 53 soldiers have been killed, including two civilians and a Thai national.


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