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Sunday, 10 January 2010 - Israel vows powerful response to Gaza attacks |
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World Medics in Gaza reported two Palestinians were killed in cross-border fire on Sunday, but rescue workers found no remains at the site where explosions were heard in northern Gaza. An Israeli military spokesman denied any troops had operated there. Netanyahu told a weekly cabinet session 20 mortar bombs and rockets had been fired at Israel from the Hamas-ruled territory last week, adding: "I view this very seriously. The government's policy is clear, any shooting at our territory will receive an immediate and powerful response." Violence has risen along the Israeli-Gaza frontier in the past month, which could further complicate U.S.-backed diplomacy in the region, after a respite since a three-week Gaza war a year ago in which 1,400 Palestinians and 13 Israelis died. Three Palestinians were killed in a series of Israeli air strikes in Gaza on Thursday, including the first air raid in months to target a site inside Gaza City. 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