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  • 24
    Nov
    2012
    12:22pm, EST

    With truce holding, children in Gaza return to school for the first time since fierce fighting began

    Bernat Armangue / AP

    Palestinian schoolchildren walk through debris past a damaged school in Gaza City on Nov. 24, 2012. The school was damaged in an Israeli strike that targeted a nearby building.

    Reuters reports: Hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children headed back to school for the first time Saturday in 10 days, in another indication normal life was returning after cross-border violence in which 166 Palestinians and six Israelis were killed. Full Story

    Ahmed Zakot / Reuters

    Palestinian school girls inspect their school, which witnesses said was damaged in an Israeli air strike, in Gaza City on Nov. 24.

    Mohammed Abed / AFP - Getty Images

    Palestinian schoolboys look through a hole at their damaged school, run by the United Nations, in Gaza City, on Nov. 24.

    Slideshow: Israel and Gaza: 8 days of violence

    Bernat Armangue / AP

    Israel's military said it had accomplished its objectives while Hamas claimed victory after the two sides exchanged deadly airstrikes and rocket attacks for over a week.

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    The media is biased, anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian. We know this. Palestinian children cannot read the truth if they can't read. If there is any hope for change in the future, children must be educated. What needs to stop is the education in hatred.

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  • 21
    Nov
    2012
    5:49pm, EST

    Palestinians take to the streets to celebrate cease-fire with Israel

    Suhaib Salem / Reuters

    Palestinians celebrate a cease-fire with Israel on Nov. 21 in Gaza City.

    By NBC News staff and wire reports:

    Israel and Hamas agreed to a cease-fire Wednesday, ending eight days of fighting that killed more than 140 Palestinians and five Israelis.

    Hundreds took to the streets of Gaza City to celebrate the cease-fire, NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reported. Celebratory gun fire erupted across the city, whose streets gradually filled with crowds waving Palestinian flags. Ululating women leaned out of windows and fireworks lit up the sky. Full Story

    Mohammed Salem / Reuters

    Palestinians celebrate in Gaza City.

    Bernat Armangue / AP

    Palestinians celebrate the Israel-Hamas cease-fire in Gaza City.

    Bernat Armangue / AP

    Armed Palestinians celebrate the cease-fire.

    Slideshow: Israel, Gaza violence escalates

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    Two sides exchange deadly airstrikes, rocket attacks.

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    A cease fire in the middle east is nothing more than a rest and reorganize period for the next round.

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  • 15
    Nov
    2012
    4:02pm, EST

    Rescuers work to free man from buried car following Israeli air strike in Gaza

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    Palestinians work to dig out a car after an Israeli air raid in the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahia on Nov. 15, 2012.

    Marco Longari / AFP - Getty Images

    A Palestinian man calls for help as he and others try to save a man trapped under his car just after an Israeli air raid in the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahia on Nov. 15, 2012.

    Mohammed Salem / Reuters

    Civil defense members try to dig out a wounded Palestinian man buried under sand after an Israeli air strike took place near his car in the northern Gaza Strip on Nov. 15.

    Mohammed Salem / Reuters

    Palestinians evacuate a wounded man after an Israeli air strike took place near his car in the northern Gaza Strip on Nov. 15.

    Updated 5:30 pm ET:  The man was alive when pulled from the car but died later in the hospital.

     

    Slideshow: Israel, Gaza violence escalates

    Nir Elias / Reuters

    Two sides exchange deadly airstrikes, rocket attacks.

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    A pity these kind of things have to happen.This is a sad account of what happens when governments fail in diplomacy.now that we have seen what it's like on the arab side let's see the same thing happening on the israeli side.Same story,different location.

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  • 14
    Nov
    2012
    8:45pm, EST

    Deadly day along Israeli-Gaza border, after Israel kills Hamas military chief

    Adel Hana / AP

    Columns of smoke rise following an Israeli air strike in Gaza City, on Nov. 14. Palestinian witnesses say Israeli airstrikes have hit a series of targets across Gaza City, shortly after the assassination of the top Hamas commander. Hamas security officials say two Hamas training facilities were among the targets in the Wednesday afternoon bombings.

    Reuters

    Palestinians help extinguish a fire after an Israeli air strike on the car of Hamas's top commander in Gaza City, on Nov. 14. Ahmed Al-Jaabari, Hamas's military chief, was killed when his car was hit by an Israeli airstrike.

    Tsafrir Abayov / AP

    Israeli soldiers and civilians run to a rocket shelter as a siren sounds signaling an attack coming from the nearby Gaza Strip in Neva settlement, near the Israel-Egypt border, on Nov. 14.

    Slideshow: Israel, Gaza violence spirals

    Nir Elias / Reuters

    Two sides exchange deadly airstrikes, rocket attacks.

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    NBC News -- The head of the militant wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement and seven others were killed as Israel launched a series of airstrikes in Gaza Wednesday, officials said.

    Hamas spokesman Fauazy Brehom told NBC News that Ahmed Jabari was killed in the attack by Israeli forces. Jabari was the most senior commander of Hamas' military wing, the Ezzidine Al-Qassam Brigades. 

    A statement from the Al-Qassam Brigades said that Israel had “opened the gates of hell.”

    In a frequently updated live blog chronicling the attacks, the Israel Defense Forces claimed it had targeted "dozens" of Hamas’ medium-range underground rocket launch sites and other weapons storage facilities. The report said Israel had also intercepted 17 rockets fired from Gaza.

    "If I were a senior Hamas activist - I would look for a place to hide," IDF spokesman Brgi. Gen. Yoav (Poly) Moredechai said in a statement published online.

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    EDITOR'S NOTE: On March 13, 2013 a report by the U.N. office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights indicates that the child depicted in the photo below was killed by what appeared to be a Palestinian rocket that fell short of Israel, not an Israeli air strike as originally reported. 

    Darren Whiteside / Reuters

    Smoke rises after Israeli air strikes in the northern Gaza Strip, on Nov. 14. Israel launched a major offensive against Palestinian militants in Gaza on Wednesday, killing the military commander of Hamas in an air strike and threatening an invasion of the enclave that the Islamist group vowed would "open the gates of hell".

    Majed Hamdan / AP

    Jihad Masharawi weeps while he holds the body of his 11-month old son Ahmad, at Shifa hospital following an Israeli air strike on their family house, in Gaza City, on Nov. 14. The Israeli military said its assassination of the Hamas military commander Ahmed Jabari, marks the beginning of an operation against Gaza militants.
    ** See EDITOR'S NOTE above

    Ali Hassan / Reuters

    Palestinians help to evacuate a woman following Israeli air strikes in Gaza City, on Nov. 14. Israel launched a major offensive against Palestinian militants in Gaza on Wednesday, killing the military commander of Hamas in an air strike and threatening an invasion of the enclave that the Islamist group vowed would "open the gates of hell".

    Mohammed Salem / Reuters

    A wounded Palestinian girl cries as she sits on a hospital bed after an Israeli air strike in Gaza City, on Nov. 14. Israel killed the military commander of the Islamist group Hamas in a missile strike on the Gaza Strip on Wednesday and launched air raids across the enclave, pushing the two sides to the brink of a new war. Hamas said Ahmed Al-Jaabari, who ran the organisation's armed wing, Izz el-Deen Al-Qassam, died along with an unnamed associate when their car was blown apart by an Israeli missile. Palestinians said nine people were killed, including a seven-year-old girl.

    Mohammed Saber / EPA

    A Palestinian passes by a destroyed Hamas site after an Israeli air strike hit an area south of Gaza City on, Nov. 14. Hamas says the head of its military wing has been killed in an Israeli air strike. Israel said it had targeted Ahmed al-Jabari because of what it called his decade-long terrorist activity.

    Said Khatib / AFP - Getty Images

    A rocket is launched from Rafah, in the southern Gaza strip towards Israel, on Nov. 14. Israel killed a top Hamas military commander in a targeted air strike in Gaza, prompting outrage from Palestinian militants who said the Jewish state had opened "the gates of hell."

    Uriel Sinai / Getty Images

    Israelis watch Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on television in a bomb shelter on Nov. 14, in Netivot, Israel. Israel Defense Forces launched aerial attacks on targets in Gaza that killed the top military commander of Hamas.

    Uriel Sinai / Getty Images

    Israeli children play games at a bomb shelter on Nov. 14 in Netivot, Israel. Israel Defense Forces launched aerial attacks on targets in Gaza that killed the top military commander of Hamas.

    Ahmed Al-Jaabari, commander of the military wing of Hamas has been killed by an Israeli airstrike. Dozens of targets were hit in Gaza in the most intense attack since an Israeli offensive 4 years ago. NBC's John Ray reports.

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    7 comments

    Look at the picture of HAMAS firing a rocket toward israel, they hide these in civilian areas because they know israel may not bomb a civilian area. Its like shooting a rocket from the middle of Brooklyn.

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  • 12
    Nov
    2012
    7:13am, EST

    Israel warns of tough response after Gaza rocket hits house

    Amir Cohen / Reuters

    A baby is seen at a broken window after a rocket fired by Palestinian militants in Gaza hit a house in the southern Israeli town of Netivot on November 12, 2012, causing damage but no injuries.

    The  Gaza strip – Israeli border -- a border rarely at peace, is moving closer to war. Mortar fire from Syria hit an Israeli army base in the Golan Heights over the weekend. Israel retaliated by targeting Syrian artillery. NBC's John Ray reports.  

    Reuters reports — A Palestinian rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck a house in southern Israel on Monday, causing damage but no injuries, and Israeli officials quickly warned of a tough response to the latest surge in violence.

    The rocket hit the town of Netivot, ending a brief overnight lull to three days of fighting, which has left six Palestinians dead, including four civilians, and 40 wounded. Eight Israelis have also been wounded in the cross-border attacks.

    "We have a full box of tools ... that we have not yet used," Israeli Vice Prime Minister Moshe Yaalon told Army Radio. "We will need to toughen our response until Hamas says 'enough' and ends the fire." Read the full story.

    Amir Cohen / Reuters

    Tami Shadadi surveys the damage to her house in the southern Israeli town of Sderot on November 12, 2012, after it was hit by a rocket fired by Palestinian militants in Gaza the previous day.

    Ibraheem Abu Mustafa / Reuters

    Relatives of Palestinian Matter Abu al-Atta, who was killed in Israeli shelling on Saturday, mourn during his funeral in Gaza City on November 11, 2012. Israel said it was poised to escalate attacks on the Gaza Strip on Sunday following a surge of rocket and mortar salvoes by Hamas and other factions in the Palestinian enclave.

    Ibraheem Abu Mustafa / Reuters

    A Palestinian walks near a factory after it was hit by an Israeli tank shell in the northern Gaza Strip on November 11, 2012.

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    Pictures of Palestinians wailing about damage caused by Israeli response to their attacks on Israel? Wake up folks. If you don't want the war you started, you have the power to stop it.

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  • 25
    Oct
    2012
    5:40am, EDT

    Muslims prepare for Eid festival

    Muhammed Muheisen / AP

    Pakistanis walk in a livestock market set up in a field, for the upcoming Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, during the sunset on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan on Oct. 24, 2012.

    Mohammad Sajjad / AP

    A Pakistani man is reflected in a mirror while trying on a traditional hat, as he and others buy new clothes for the upcoming Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha in Peshawar, Pakistan on Oct. 24, 2012.

    Marco Longari / AFP - Getty Images

    Palestinians gather at a sheep market in Bethlehem on Oct. 24, 2012, ahead of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.

    Eid al-Adha, the "Feast of Sacrifice", marks the end of the annual hajj or pilgrimage to Mecca and celebrates Abraham's readiness to sacrifice his son to God. -- Agence France Presse

    See previous PhotoBlog posts on Eid and the hajj.

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    Ha ha

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  • 24
    Oct
    2012
    12:45pm, EDT

    Violence erupts in Gaza, Israel after Qatari leader's visit

    Suhaib Salem / Reuters

    Palestinian relatives of Hamas gunman Ismail al-Tille mourn during his funeral in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip on Oct. 24. Raids by Israel on Tuesday killed three members of the Islamist group, one of them al-Tille, in control of the coastal territory. Israel killed another Hamas gunman in its second round of air strikes in as many days on the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, responding to rocket fire at its southern towns that wounded three people.

    Violence erupted between Palestinians and Israelis after a visit from the Qatari leader on Tuesday, according to the Associated Press. Palestinian militants hit Israel with dozens of rockets on Wednesday, prompting Israeli air strikes.

    Reuters reports -- Israel killed a Hamas gunman in its second round of air strikes in as many days on the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, responding to rocket fire at its southern towns that wounded three people.

    Separate raids by Israel on Tuesday killed three members of the Islamist group in control of the coastal territory. The Israeli military said the strikes were in response to a total of 60 rockets that have been fired at Israel this past month.

    The strikes followed a visit by the Emir of Qatar which broke the isolation of the Hamas leadership of Gaza, dismaying Israel and rival, Western-backed Palestinian leaders. Read the full story.

    Hatem Moussa / AP

    Palestinian mourners gather around the body of Hamas militant Loay Abu Jarad during his funeral in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip, on Oct. 24. Militants from Gaza's ruling Hamas movement and other gunmen pummeled southern Israel with dozens of rockets and mortars early Wednesday and two Palestinians died of wounds sustained in Israeli airstrikes, in a sharp escalation of violence following a landmark visit to Gaza by the leader of Qatar.

    Suhaib Salem / Reuters

    A Palestinian boy watches the funeral of Hamas gunman Ismail al-Tille in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip on Oct. 24. Separate raids by Israel on Tuesday killed three members of the Islamist group, one of them al-Tille, in control of the coastal territory.

    The Israeli air strikes were in response to rocket attacks from Palestinian militants.

    Amir Cohen / Reuters

    Trails of smoke are seen after the launch of rockets from the northern Gaza strip towards Israel Oct. 24. Palestinians fired dozens of rockets into Israel from Gaza on Wednesday and an Israeli air strike killed a militant in a surge of violence after the Emir of Qatar embraced the enclave's Hamas leadership with a visit.

    Ariel Schalit / AP

    An Israeli man surveys the damage of his house after a rocket fired by Palestinian militants hit a community along the Israel Gaza Border, southern Israel, Oct. 24. Rockets and mortars from Gaza have pummeled southern Israel, drawing Israeli airstrikes that killed a Palestinian militant. The Israeli military said 60 rockets and mortars were fired by early morning Wednesday, following a volley the night before and that Israeli aircraft struck Gaza three times.

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    5 comments

    How long will NBC continue to cast images of terrorists as victims are martyrs??!! These people have had over 6 years of autonomy to create a society where they can be independent and come make a real peace with Israel, yet all they do is hate, indoctrinate terrorists and instill jihad into the brai …

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  • 22
    Oct
    2012
    9:41am, EDT

    Mohammed Salem / Reuters

    Curious Palestinian boys get an early lesson in death

    Palestinian boys look at the body of a Palestinian militant through the window of a hospital morgue in the northern Gaza Strip on Oct. 22. Israeli forces killed two Palestinian militants during an incursion in the northern Gaza Strip on Monday that touched off clashes with gunmen from the governing Hamas movement, local officials said. Israel's military said the air force struck a Palestinian rocket crew after "a routine (army) patrol in the area" came under mortar attack.

    Israeli forces clash with Hamas, kill two gunmen in Gaza foray

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    Frank, they've been fighting over that land since the time of Christ. Both sides claim they were the original inhabitants and both sides can present evidence to back up their claim. The land has changed hands numerous times since the founding of Islam. People are concquered, that's a fact of life.

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  • 10
    Oct
    2012
    12:52pm, EDT

    Majdi Mohammed / AP

    Palestinians clash with Israeli soldiers over prisoners

    A masked Palestinian protester hurls back a tear gas canister shot by Israeli soldiers, unseen, during clashes outside the Ofer military prison, near the West Bank city of Ramallah, on Oct. 10. The clashes started during a demonstration calling to release prisoners jailed in Israel.

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  • 4
    Oct
    2012
    6:00pm, EDT

    Thousands rally to mark the 25th anniversary of Islamic Jihad in Gaza

    Ali Ali / EPA

    A Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant stands guard during a rally to mark the 25th anniversary of the movement's foundation in Gaza City on Oct. 4, 2012.

    Bernat Armangue / AP

    A child dressed as a Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant is lifted onto the shoulders of an adult.

    Suhaib Salem / Reuters

    Palestinian women shout slogans during the rally.

    Mohammed Saber / EPA

    A boy dressed as a Palestinian Islamic Jihad millitant takes part in the rally.

    Mohammed Saber / EPA

    Female Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants take part in the rally to mark the 25th anniversary of the movement's foundation in Gaza City on Oct. 4, 2012.

    More stories from the Gaza Strip on PhotoBlog:

    • Relatives mourn Palestinian militants killed by Israeli forces
    • Flying through the air, Palestinian youths practice parkour

     

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    22 comments

    These people are the saddest things I have seen in a long time!!! What hate do these faces portray!! The little ones should be having fun as children and the women are as crazy as the rest of them..They do not even know they are oppressed!! Mohammy was a pervert and criminal,so what does that tell y …

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  • 27
    Sep
    2012
    5:05pm, EDT

    'This is a bomb, this is a fuse,' says Netanyahu; Israel's PM draws the 'red line' at the UN

    Jason Szenes / EPA

    Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of the State of Israel, addresses the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at United Nations headquarters in New York, New York, on Sept. 27.

    By Jonathan Sanger, NBC News

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu showed a diagram in the shape of a bomb that he said shows the progress of Iran's nuclear enrichment progress at the United Nation's General Assembly on Thursday.

    NBC News' Andrea Mitchell reports-- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded that a “clear red line” be set to stop Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon, telling the U.N. General Assembly that with a nuclear Iran, no one in the world would be safe.

    In a speech at the U.N. Thursday, Netanyahu said that Iran will have enough enriched uranium to build a bomb by next summer. He said his "red line" to stop Iran from gaining nuclear weapons is to stop it from accumulating that uranium -- because it would impossible to know when Iran has achieved the next step: building a detonator to fire a weapon. Read the full story.

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells the UN general assembly Thursday that sanctions are not stopping Iran's nuclear program.

    Words between Israel and Iran have not been kind at the General Assembly. On Wednesday, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad complained about 'continued threats' by 'uncivilized Zionists,' according to NBC News.

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    Mahmoud Abbas, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestinian Liberation Organization and President of the Palestinian Authority, organizes his papers during the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at the United Nations in New York on Sept. 27.

    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas also spoke at the U.N. General Assembly, where he asked that the Palestinian U.N. status be upgraded to a "nonmember state," according to NBC News:

    This statement is in contrast to last year, when Palestine asked the U.N. Security Council to recognize it as a full member state. That bid failed.

    "Despite all the complexities of the prevailing reality and all the frustrations that abound, we say before the international community there is still a chance - maybe the last - to save the two-state solution and to salvage peace," Abbas told the United Nations General Assembly Thursday through a translator. Read the full story.

     

    Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas addressed the United Nations General Assembly in a speech seeking to upgrade the status of Palestine to a full member state.

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    Netanyahu is the biggest hypocrite in the entire Middle East, and by the sounds of the clapping it seems the diplomats of way too many countries are on the lobbyist payroll and are ready to follow this maniac into an inevitable WWIII. A nuclear one. Did China and Russia clap? ...oh yeah, no footage  …

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  • 27
    Sep
    2012
    8:28am, EDT

    Jim Hollander / EPA

    Palestinian workers warm themselves by a fire after crossing from the West Bank into Israel through the Zufim Checkpoint (behind), near Kochav Yair, Israel on September 27, 2012. They will be picked up by Israeli foremen for a day's labor inside Israel and are among the tens of thousands who have permits from Israel to cross from the West Bank and work inside Israel.

    Israel authorizes additional permits for Palestinian workers

    Israel has authorized 5,000 additional permits for Palestinian workers to enter Israel each day for work, as a means of propping up the Palestinian economy, The European Pressphoto Agency reports.

    Earlier this month, protests over the tough economic situation in the West Bank erupted into violence.

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