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The proposal is aimed at halting the fighting between Israel and the Hamas militants ruling over Gaza.

A dog walks on the Israeli side of the Gaza Strip. In traditional Judaism, dogs are considered impure.

Having rushed with other European heads of government to the Middle East to douse the flames of Gaza, he returned home with a characteristically grandiose idea.

The project, launched in 2005, was under threat of cancellation amid delays and rising tensions between the two countries over Israel's devastating offensive in the Gaza Strip last year.

Hundreds of people took to the streets of the Palestinian territory during the hiatus to shop and visit relatives, despite reports of continued exchanges of fire in the northern Gaza Strip.

Rafah long languished as a provincial backwater in the claustrophobic Gaza Strip, a clannish and rural hinterland to Gaza City's bustling and cosmopolitan downtown.

Israel has proved that it can and will uproot settlements, as it did in Gaza.

Left unsettled was an issue at the heart of the conflict — Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip.

Ashkelon will see it and fear; Gaza will writhe in agony, and Ekron too, for her hope will wither. Gaza will lose her king and Ashkelon will be deserted.

A: in Gaza, local universities produce BA level graduates of psychology, sociology and medicine with very little if any clinical experience.

But the Czech Republic, which takes over the EU rotating presidency from France on January 1, has defended Israel's air strikes on Gaza in retaliation for Hamas rocket fire.

He says the captain told him unequivocally the ship is sailing to Gaza.

In the Gaza strip, ruled by the Islamic militant group Hamas, Palestinian medical workers said an Israeli air strike near Gaza City killed at least three Palestinian civilians, including a teenager.

That element would presumably appeal to Hamas, which has framed its rocket fire as an act of resistance because Israel has refused to end its Gaza blockade.

Los Angeles - The catastrophe unfolding in Gaza has the dark force of a recurring Middle Eastern nightmare: Scattered guerrilla-like attacks from the weak lead to massive retaliation by the strong.

Intense artillery strikes and waves of aerial bombardment were reported across the Gaza Strip.

The killings came just a few days after an Israeli army incursion into Gaza that killed at least 110 Palestinians.

To push deep into Gaza City with tanks and ground troops, as Israel has threatened in "phase three" of its campaign, will send the already grisly death toll higher still.

During the operation in the Gaza city, Israel killed Palestinian militant group Hamas' leader Shehada and his bodyguards. The attack on the Gaza city was aimed at killing Shehada.

The West Bank offered aquifers and made a good security buffer; it and the Gaza Strip provided cheap Palestinian labour and housing land; and building new Jewish neighbourhoods around East Jerusalem was a way for Israel to consolidate its hold on the holy city.

The real question is, are these peace talks capable of leading to a viable agreement, and where are we heading with Gaza.

Some Hamas leaders in Gaza foresee diplomatic gains, irrespective of a deal with Fatah.

Were Hamas also to free a captured Israeli corporal, Gilad Shalit, held in Gaza for three years, the mood would lighten all round.