Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu points to a video screen showing Hamas militants firing rockets at Israel during a news conference in Jerusalem on August 6. The prime minister has tried to win support for military activity in the Gaza Strip by linking the group to Islamic State militants, whose brutal execution of US journalist James Foley has drawn widespread condemnation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu points at a video screen showing Hamas militants firing rockets into Israel during a news conference in Jerusalem on Aug. 6. The prime minister has attempted to win support for military activity in the Gaza Strip by linking the group to Islamic State militants, whose brutal execution of U.S. journalist James Foley has drawn widespread condemnation. | AP