7 January 2009

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Gaza Kill and Maim Photos 9
Following 7 January 2009
The funeral for 14 of around 40 people killed on Tuesday when Israeli mortar fire struck near a United Nations school in Gaza where many people were taking refuge. Photo: Hatem Moussa/Associated Press	Mouen Deb, left, mourned with relatives beside the bodies of two of his children and his wife, who were killed when Israeli shells exploded near a United Nations school in Jabaliya in northern Gaza. Photo: Abid Katib/Getty Images
The aftermath of an airstrike in the Rafah refugee camp on Wednesday. The rising civilian death toll in crowded Gaza heightened international urgency to end the combat. Israel has said repeatedly that it will not end the operation in Gaza until it is certain that Hamas will no longer fire rockets into its civilian areas. Photo: Khaled Omar/Associated Press	Women grieved during another funeral, for ten family members killed in a missile strike. Photo: Mohammed Saber/European Pressphoto Agency
Israel pressed on with its 12-day bombardment of the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, despite a brief suspension of fighting to permit humanitarian aid to reach the beleaguered population. At left, an Israeli mobile artillery unit fired a shell into Gaza before the commencement of the temporary cease-fire. Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images	Soldiers rested on the Israeli side of the border with Gaza during the three-hour cease-fire. The afternoon lull in the fighting suggested Israel might be responding, if only tentatively, to diplomatic pressure, a day after Israeli mortar shells killed as many as 40 Palestinians, among them women and children, outside a United Nations school in Gaza. Photo: Moises Saman for The New York Times
A rocket fired from Gaza streaked toward southern Israel before the cease-fire took effect. It was not immediately clear whether the militant Hamas movement, which governs Gaza, had also agreed to the plan, although senior Hamas officials were quoted as saying that it would not fire any rockets while Israel suspended its bombing. Photo: Dan Balilty/Associated Press	Palestinians looked at buildings that were destroyed by an Israeli airstrike in Rafah. Amid the fighting in Gaza, Israel said the three-hour lull would be repeated every other day between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to allow Gaza's population to seek medical help, buy food and receive humanitarian supplies. Photo: Said Khatib/Agence France-Presse -- Getty Images
Palestinians who fled their homes at a United Nations school in Jabaliya on Wednesday. International relief agencies have warned that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is increasingly dire. Three-quarters of the 1.5 million residents are currently without power, and hundreds of thousands are without running water, international agencies have said. Photo: Mohammed Salem/Reuters	Infantry soldiers in ground operation in the Gaza Strip. Photo: Matan Hakimi, IDF Spokesperson IDF Spokesperson
Anti-tank missiles hidden in a Palestinian school yard in northern Gaza Strip. Photo: IDF Spokesperson	IDF forces during an operation in the Gaza Strip. Photo: IDF Spokesperson
Infantry instructor giving a lesson. Photo: IDF Spokesperson	The call center of the Home Front Command on duty. Photo: Nomi Sigal, IDF Spokesperson