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Спирането на огъня между Израел и палестинското ислямистко движение Хамас в Ивицата Газа влезе в сила в 8 часа тази сутрин. Малко преди влизането в сила на примирието, 18 палестинци от едно семейство бяха убити в дома си при израелски танков обстрел. С това броят на убитите палестинци от началото на израелската военна операция на 8 юли става 881 души. Двама израелски войници загинаха снощи в престрелка с въоръжени бойци в Газа. От началото на операция "Защитно острие" загубите на израелската армия възлизат на 37 души. Телата на най-малко 85 палестинци са били извадени изпод руини в Ивицата Газа, съобщи Франс прес като се позова на медицински източници. Спасителните служби, разчистващи поразените от снаряди сгради, продължават да откриват тела в районите, където досега не можеха да влязат заради минометния обстрел от страна на Израел. С новооткритите тела броят на жертвите от кървавия конфликт в района наближана 1 000 души. Тези, договорени от американския държавен секретар Джон Кери 12 часа, ще позволят на населението в Газа само да се снабди с вода и храна, а на болниците да си набавят лекарства. Едно наистина крехко примирие, защото говорител на израелската армията, обявявайки спирането на огъня, подчерта две точки: цивилните от Газа, от които армията е поискала да напуснат домовете си да не се завръщат там и че армията „ще отговори” в случай на нападение срещу нейни военни или цивилни. Израелската армия смята също да продължи оперативната си дейност за откриване и разрушаване на тунелите, които тръгват от Газа. Преди да приеме това хуманитарно спиране на огъня, израелският кабинет за сигурност отхвърли американското предложение за по-дълго примирие. Но дипломатическите усилия за договаряне на трайно споразумение в Газа продължават в Париж, където на обед започва международна среща, в която ще участват американският държавен секретар и външните министри на Франция, Великобритания, Германия и Италия, но също и на Турция и Катар - две страни близки до ислямисткото движение Хамас.
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- Themes Gaza France's interior minister urges protesters to observe the order, fearing anti-Semitic violence. JERUSALEM - Israel is leaning towards extending a 12-hour truce agreed with Hamas and other Palestinian groups in the Gaza Strip, an Israeli government source said on Saturday. "As far as Israel is concerned, there is no reason to prevent Gaza's people from stocking up on supplies, so long as the military can continue its work against the tunnels. Our war is not against the population," an official said, declined to be named. The IDF agreed to hold fire for 12 hours on Saturday, but only on condition that it could carry on searching for tunnels used by militants. The Islamist group Hamas, which dominates Gaza, said Palestinian factions would abide by the brief truce. It had no immediate comment on any extension. Security Cabinet set to convene at 8:30 to discuss ceasefire, source claims Israel likely to extend humanitarian ceasefire, after EU foreign ministers worked to reach continue break in fighting. The Palestinian death toll in the 19 day conflict between Israel and Hamas has climbed to over 1,000, many of them civilians, Gaza's health ministry said on Saturday. Ministry spokesman Ashraf Al-Qidra said rescue workers had taken advantage of a 12-hour truce in the fighting and had retrieved more than 100 bodies buried in the rubble of shelled buildings around the Mediterranean enclave. A brief cease-fire Saturday in the Gaza war between Israel and Hamas militants allowed thousands to return home to see the destruction. Three IDF soldiers were killed in Israel's ground offensive in Gaza overnight between Friday and Saturday, the IDF announced Saturday afternoon - bringing the military death toll in Operation Protective Edge to 40. IDF death toll rises to 40, as military clears for publication the names of four more soldiers killed during Gaza op in last 24-hours, before ceasefire came into effect. International mediators have called for an extension of the 12-hour humanitarian pause that entered into force in the Gaza Strip early Saturday, Agence France Presse reported Saturday quoting French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius. Over 1,000 Palestinians have been killed after Israel started its military operation in Gaza, medics told AFP. As the 12-hour ceasefire approaches its end and body recovery continues in the Strip, world leaders are calling for truce extension. Read Full Article at RT.com The death toll in Gaza has risen above 1 000 as more than 100 bodies were pulled from the rubble of homes throughout the coastal enclave during a truce, medics say. Group seeks durable ceasefire which responds to the security needs of Israel as well as Palestinian access and reconstruction GAZA CITY — With safe passage promised by a 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire, residents of the areas hardest hit in Gaza fighting returned to their homes on Saturday. They could not believe what they saw. Read full article >> Gaza solidarity demonstrators gathered at Paris’s Place de la République as a court confirmed a ban on their rally against Israel’s offensive on the Palestinian territory. About 2,000 riot police were deployed. French Foreign Affairs Minister Laurent Fabius appeals for a truce in Gaza at a summit in Paris on Saturday morning Reuters/Gonzalo Fuentes Standard Gaza death toll passes 1,000, Palestinian medical sources say, after 19 days of Israeli offensive BAYT ’ANUN, PALESTINE—Thousands of Gaza residents who had fled Israel-Hamas fighting streamed back to devastated border areas during a lull Saturday to find large-scale destruction: scores of homes were pulverized, wreckage blocked roads and power cables dangled in the streets. The 12-hour truce was the only immediate outcome from a high-level mediation mission by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon over the past week. They failed, however, to broker a weeklong cease-fire as a precursor to a broader deal. Instead, Israel’s defence minister warned he might soon expand the ground operation in Gaza “significantly.” In the northern town of Beit Hanoun, residents encountered widespread destruction. Most had fled days earlier, following Israeli warnings that the town would be shelled. Siham Kafarneh, 37, sat on the steps of a small grocery, weeping. The mother of eight said the home she had spent 10 years saving up French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius is holding a meeting with his foreign counterparts in Paris to discuss the situation in Gaza and to support efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the French Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Chefs volunteering to cook at gourmet truck on Gaza border to provide combat soldiers with hot meals after days of fighting. At least 35 bodies have been retrieved from rubble in the Gaza Strip soon after a humanitarian pause agreed between Israel and the Hamas movement entered into force in the region, Agence France Presse reported Saturday. Foreign Ministers from seven nations are calling for an extension of the 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire in the Gaza Strip. PARIS - Foreign ministers from seven nations on Saturday called for an extension of the 12-hour ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said. "All of us call on the parties to extend the military ceasefire that is currently underway," Fabius told reporters after a gathering that included the foreign ministers of Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Qatar, Turkey and the United States. An EU official also attended the meeting at the French foreign ministry. A 12-hour humanitarian lull in fighting has provided a chance for Palestinians to bury the dead and gather belongings for the conflict's next phase, and for Israelis to visit wounded soldiers. Thousands of people took to the streets of New York on Friday night to protest against the Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip, which killed around 850 Palestinians according to the latest information, the Jerusalem Post reported. Palestinian medics said 61 bodies had so far been pulled from the rubble on Saturday in border areas of the Gaza Strip, where Israeli forces appeared to have largely withdrawn. The 12-hour long humanitarian ceasefire has begun in the Gaza Strip, where both parties of the conflict - the Israeli army and Palestinian militants - promised to abide it. A 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire between Israel and Hamas started Saturday morning while diplomats worked to create a longer truce in the conflict that has killed more than 900 people. A 12-hour truce between Israel and Hamas entered into force, with emergency workers taking advantage of the lull to uncover 76 bodies from the rubble of Gaza homes. Palestinians have recovered at least 40 bodies from rubble in Gaza since the beginning of a 12-hour cease-fire that began Saturday morning, Palestinian news agency Ma'an reported. American media are fending off accusations of bias from both sides of the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis as the death count rises Discovery of more than 70 bodies during "humanitarian pause" takes death toll in Palestinian territory past 900 mark. Hundreds of Palestinians poured into the streets, some to their homes to inspect damage others to withdraw cash and stock up on supplies The humanitarian cease-fire is giving Gaza residents a chance to stock up on food and pull out bodies from the rubble, but it also allows Hamas to prepare for further combat. In the guise of neutrality, the Indian government supported Israel’s justification for its criminal actions. US, European and Arab diplomats were to meet in Paris on Saturday to press for a truce in Gaza. A 12-hour humanitarian ceasefire in the conflict started earlier Saturday morning. US Secretary of State John Kerry arrives in Paris Reuters/Pool Standard JERUSALEM — Large Palestinian protests against Israel’s assault on the Gaza Strip spread across the West Bank on Friday, as U.S.-led talks to secure a lasting truce sputtered. But a brief 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire did begin as promised Saturday and ambulances rushed into no-go zones to look for dead and wounded. Read full article >> The IDF has struck over 155 targets across Gaza over the past 24 hours, the army said Saturday. Forces under the command of the Givati infantry brigade uncovered several booby-trapped homes and communications equipment. Meanwhile, the air force struck a terror cell that fired on a Nahal infanry unit. The cell was struck. Since the start of the operation, the IDF has struck more 3,670 targets across Gaza. IDF forces from the Givati Brigade uncovered a number of booby-trapped houses in Gaza on Saturday morning that contained various weapons and communications apparatus as the army continued to locate terror sites amid a 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire, the military said. The unanimous vote of the Israeli security cabinet signaled that Tel Aviv intends to expand the massacre of Palestinians. GAZA - A official from the Gaza health ministry said Israeli tank shelling killed 18 Palestinians from a single family in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday, shortly before a 12-hour humanitarian truce agreed by Israel and Hamas went into effect. Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf Al-Qidra said that the 18 members of the Al-Najar family had been trapped inside their house in Khuzaa village east of Khan Younis since Thursday and that many others were wounded in Israeli tank shelling. A 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire has begun to allow civilians in Gaza to receive aid and evacuate to safer areas. GAZA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A 12-hour humanitarian truce went into effect on Saturday after Israel and Palestinian militant groups in the Gaza Strip agreed to a U.N. request for a pause in fighting, and efforts to secure a long-term ceasefire moved ahead. Some 30 tunnels, part of a network used by Palestinian militants, have been found by Israeli forces since its ground invasion of Gaza began. While rejecting John Kerry's long-term peace truce, both sides agree to halt fire from 'humanitarian reasons' 2 IDF soldiers killed in Gaza ● Six Palestinians killed in West Bank ● IDF confirms death of Sgt. previously declared missing. Israel Preps 'Significant Expansion' of Gaza War: 867 Gazans Dead | 12-hour 'pause' expected to be followed by more escalation The army announced that 2 IDF soldiers were killed in action the previous night, fighting in the Gaza Strip. 3 soldiers were critically wounded, 13 sustained moderate wounds and 19 were lightly wounded. The deaths of two more soldiers brings the IDF's death toll to 37. The IDF said that the families were notified. Waving Palestinian flags and signs condemning Israel for the offensive, many called for an end to U.S. aid. UN: Israel Never Informed Us of Plans to Attack Gaza School | At least 16 slain, hundreds wounded in strike on refugees JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel has agreed to a 12-hour humanitarian ceasefire in fighting with militants in the Gaza Strip to start at 8 a.m. EDT) on Saturday, a military spokeswoman said. Politics Weighs Heavy on Push for Israel to Cease Gaza Attacks | Cabinet hawks rail against notion of ending war RAMALLAH, West Bank – Muhammad Assaf remembers hurling rocks at Israeli soldiers at the border checkpoint Thursday night. He remembers hunkering down with his friends, teens like him, against a tall concrete security barrier that separates Israelis from Palestinians. Then, he said, two Israeli soldiers appeared — and started firing live bullet rounds at them. Read full article >> Britain's U.N. ambassador says there may be "an extremely short" humanitarian pause in the conflict in Gaza between Israel and Hamas on Saturday lasting several hours. According to a Hamas Spokesman, the organization agreed to a 12 hour ceasefire in the Gaza Strip following a proposal by US Secretary of State John Kerry. Israel had previously accepted the proposed ceasefire unilaterally. The ceasefire is set to go into effect at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday morning. US: Israel Agrees to 12-Hour Pause in Gaza Bombing | Unilateral pause won't be a full ceasefire Photographs taken by photographer Jack Guez show tunnels dug by Hamas from Gaza into Israel. IDF troops still occupied with uncovering and destroying more tunnels: ‘Every day of combat allows us to inflict greater damage on this infrastructure.’ Hezbollah chief promises to support Gaza, threatens Israel against expanding its offensive. More than a half-dozen foreign ministers including U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will hold a meeting in France to press for a cease-fire in Gaza. Gaza conflict leaves Germans confused over who to support Israel has agreed to a 12-hour pause in Gaza hostilities starting at 7 a.m. Israeli time (0400 GMT) on Saturday, a US official told Reuters. Read Full Article at RT.com Egypt’s Only Daily Independent Newspaper In English PARIS - France will host several foreign ministers, including those of the United States, Turkey and Qatar, in Paris on Saturday to coordinate efforts to try and enable a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, a French diplomatic source said. "In support of initiatives currently under way, most notably Egypt's initiative, our objective is to converge all international efforts so that the conditions of a ceasefire can emerge as quickly as possible," the source said. The meeting, which will start early on Saturday morning, will also be attended by Germany, Italy, Britain and European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton. There will not be any representatives at this stage from Israel, Hamas or the Palestinian Authority. Israeli Cabinet Unanimously Rejects Gaza Ceasefire | Kerry plan spurned for stopping attacks on 'Hamas tunnels' Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri called on Friday for a seven-day humanitarian truce in Gaza for the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holiday next week. "We call for the humanitarian ceasefire ... at the end of the holy month of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr for a period of seven days," he told reporters in Cairo at a press conference with US Secretary of State John Kerry and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. He said more work was needed to reach a wider ceasefire agreement. US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday that there are still disagreements on the terminology for a Gaza truce but he is confident there is a framework that will ultimately succeed. He told reporters in Cairo that "serious progress" had been made on a truce but there was more work to do and he was sure that Prime Minister Netanyahu is committed to working towards a ceasefire. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, also at the press conference, called for a seven-day humanitarian truce with an extendable 12-hour pause. CAIRO — The hunt for a way to end fighting in the Gaza Strip that has now killed more than 800 people is hobbled by a head-spinning litany of complications, chief among them for the United States that one combatant — Israel — is a close ally and the other — Hamas — a blacklisted semi-enemy. Read full article >> EU calls on Hamas and Israel "to agree to an immediate ceasefire based on the November 2012 ceasefire agreement." The third Gaza war is playing out much like the first one more than five years ago: The harrowing civilian toll in Gaza is now at the center of the discourse, eclipsing the rocket attacks by Hamas militants that were the stated reason for the Israeli assault.