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Monday, 12 November 2012 - More Gaza rockets hit Israel despite truce efforts |
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Israelis look at the damage to a house after a rocket fired by militants in Gaza landed in the southern town of Netivot November 12, 2012. Credit: Reuters/Amir Cohen By Crispian Balmer JERUSALEM | Mon Nov 12, 2012 10:45am EST JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Sporadic missile fire from the Gaza Strip hit southern Israel on Monday for a fourth straight day, with Egypt trying to secure a truce and Israel warning it would toughen its response if the violence continued. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened foreign ambassadors in what appeared to be an attempt to pre-empt international censure should Israel, whose 2008-2009 Gaza offensive exacted a costly civilian toll, again go in hard. Netanyahu briefed the envoys in Ashkelon, a port city within range of some Palestinian rockets. "None of their governments would accept a situation like this," he said. "As the prime minister of Israel, I am not prepared to accept such a situation, and we will take action to stop this." The Israeli military said Palestinians had fired 11 rockets in the morning, after more than 110 in the preceding 72 hours. Netanyahu said a million Israelis - around one-eighth of the population - were in danger. Israel has been deploying its Iron Dome rocket interceptor, air raid sirens and blast shelters, but eight people have still been wounded by the salvoes. Six Palestinians including four civilians have been killed by Israeli shells fired on Gaza, and 40 wounded. "We will need to toughen our response until Hamas says 'enough' and ends the firing," Israeli Vice Prime Minister Moshe Yaalon told Army Radio. Gaza is governed by the Islamist movement Hamas, which does not recognize Israel's right to exist. While it took part in missile launches at the weekend, it did not claim responsibility for Monday's attacks, suggesting it was looking to step back. A Palestinian official who declined to be named said Egypt had been trying to broker a ceasefire between Israel and the Palestinian factions and that, although no formal truce was in place, Hamas understood the need for calm. Monday's launches were claimed by smaller groups, including a radical Salafi organization that rejects Hamas's authority. Hamas was due to convene other Palestinian factions at 6 p.m. (1600 GMT). ELECTION CAMPAIGN Israel has shown little appetite for a new Gaza war, which could strain relations with the new Islamist-rooted government in neighboring Egypt. The countries made peace in 1979. But Netanyahu may be reluctant to seem weak ahead of a January 22 election that opinion polls currently predict he will win. Yaalon admitted there was no "bang and we're done" solution and declined to say if Israel would return to a policy of targeted killings of Gaza leaders. There have been regular bursts of violence in recent months, with the intervening periods of quiet getting shorter. Israel said the latest flare-up started on Thursday with a fierce border clash. On Saturday, a Palestinian missile strike wounded four Israeli troops patrolling the boundary, triggering army shelling of Gaza in which the four civilians died. In turn, dozens of mortars and rockets were launched at Israel, which carried out a series of air strikes in Gaza. The top-selling Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth said the United States had given a green light for an Israeli operation in Gaza. The political adviser to Ismail Haniyeh, Gaza's prime minister, said he believed Egypt's new president, Mohamed Mursi, provided "a safety net" for the Palestinians. "The president of the biggest neighboring Arab country (has) said: We will not allow a new war on Gaza, and Palestinian blood is our blood," Youssef Rizqa wrote in the pro-Hamas daily Felesteen. 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