3 January 2009

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Gaza Kill and Maim Photos 3
Following 1 January 2009
An Israeli woman in her home in Sderot, which was damaged by a Palestinian rocket. Photo: Uriel Sinai/Getty Images	The rubble of the home of Nizar Rayyan, a senior Hamas leader, which was bombed by the Israeli air force on Thursday afternoon. The strike killed Mr. Rayyan along with two of his wives and four children, Palestinian hospital officials said. Photo: Mahmud Hams/Agence France-Presse -- Getty Images
A boy's body was carried from the rubble after the strike on Mr. Rayyan's home, in Jabaliya, north of Gaza City. Mr. Rayyan was the first high-ranking Hamas figure to be killed in the Israeli campaign. Photo: Ismail Zaydah/Reuters	Israelis evacuated an eight-story building in Ashdod that was hit by a grad missile fired from Gaza. The building was damaged but no injuries were reported. Photo: Rina Castelnuovo for The New York Times
Palestinian firefighters at the scene of the Israeli air strike on Mr. Rayyan's home in Jabaliya. Photo: Suhaib Salem/Reuters	A Palestinian man looked at the rubble of a house destroyed by Israeli missiles in Gaza City. Photo: Mohammed Saber/European Pressphoto Agency
A man walked by the destroyed Parliament building in Gaza City. Israeli war planes and naval forces bombed several Hamas security installations on Thursday. Photo: Abid Katib/Getty Images	Palestinians inspected an apartment building in Rafah damaged in Israeli airstrikes. Photo: Abed Rahim Khatib/European Pressphoto Agency
Following 31 December 2008
A destroyed mosque in the Tal al Hawa area, south of Gaza City. The Israeli air strikes on Gaza continued on Wednesday, and at least 20 more rockets were fired by Hamas militants in reprisal into southern Israel, including three that landed in the city of Beersheba. Photo: Mohammed Saber/European Pressphoto Agency	Palestinians examined bombed tunnels, which provided crucial supply lines along Gaza's border with Egypt. Photo: Eyad Baba/Associated Press
Palestinians inspected the rubble of a house after it was hit in an Israeli missile strike in the Maghaze refugee camp. Gaza City was entirely without electricity for the first time, the result of an air attack that hit the system's infrastructure. Repair workers said they were afraid to work because of the possibility of more raids. Photo: Ashraf Amra/Associated Press	A woman wept in front of her destroyed house in the Jabalia refugee camp. The number of targets available from the air is declining, making the likelihood of a ground offensive greater. Photo: Mohammed Abed/Agence France-Presse -- Getty Images
A Hamas member put a Hamas flag on the remains of the destroyed Abu Hanifa mosque in the Tal al Hawa area, south of Gaza City. Hamas militants issued a taped statement vowing revenge for those killed in the Israeli air raids since Saturday and warning that a ground invasion would prove painful for Israel. Photo: Mohammed Saber/European Pressphoto Agency	Palestinian relatives of Tawfiq Qanan, who was killed in an Israeli air strike, mourned during his funeral in Gaza. Palestinian officials say that more than 370 people have been killed, among them, the United Nations says, at least 62 women and children and an unknown number of civilian men. Photo: Suhaib Salem/Reuters
In Beersheba, a rocket hit an empty school. Schools in the city were ordered closed Tuesday because of an earlier missile strike. The Israeli military says that, while some Hamas rockets are home-made, the longer-range missiles are more sophisticated and are smuggled into Gaza. Photo: Tara Todras-whitehill/Associated Press	A man walked past a hole in a roof after a rocket fired by Hamas militants in Gaza hit in the southern Israeli city of Beersheva. At least 20 more rockets were fired into southern Israel, including three that landed in Beersheba. Photo: Bernat Armangue/Associated Press