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Worthy News(Worthy News) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that it was “clear that this is not the end of the campaign,” hours after a ceasefire to end a surge of deadly violence in the Gaza Strip and southern Israel took hold on Monday.
The latest round of hostilities erupted three days ago, peaking on Sunday when rockets and missiles from Hamas Islamist-run Gaza killed four civilians in Israel, local health officials said. Israeli strikes killed 21 Palestinians, over half of them civilians, at the weekend, Gaza health authorities said.
“Over the last two days we renewed the policy of targeted killings of terror leaders, we killed tens of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) terrorists, we destroyed terror towers. We changed the rules of the game and Hamas understands that well,” Netanyahu said, flanked by senior military officials. [ Source: Israel Hayom (Read More...) ]
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