libya appeals for help with oil fires plus. in northern sudan where a rush for gold is threatening the country s ancient heritage. we begin in gaza where fighting and air strikes continue despite a plea by the u.n. security council for a cease fire. these are the latest pictures of an air strike inside gaza a short while ago, according to medical sources shelling has killed another palestinian child in east jabalia and two others killed with houses hit. immediate cease fire and held an emergency meeting in new york and issued a statement calling for a truce to allow aid to be delivered. israel and hamas cannot agree on terms of a cease fire and people in gaza city are praying after the end of ramadan and the start of the eat festival and we will be speaking to an editor in jerusalem but we will go to nicole and it had been fairly quiet until a short time ago and now it sounds like it s resuming. reporter: the reports are there are three separate air strikes in gaza, one
new courses. . israeli bombings be given in gaza as they threaten to leave the talks in cairo unless the israelis return. they ended the talks after a 3-day truce expired on friday. since israel began the military assault more than a month ago 64 israeli soldiers and three civilians, including a thai national have been killed. air strikes and artillery attacks killed 1,911 palestinians. the united nations says 73% of those killed are civilians. add to that 10,000 palestinians who have been injured, and more than 220,000 who are living in u.n. shelters. charles stratford reports from gaza city on the threat that remains from upexploded ammunition. the israeli military hit the grip hard. [ explosion ] reporter:. reporter: homes, businesses, vital infrastructure flattened. lives destroyed. and the killing could continue after the conflict ends. unexploded bombs, missiles, tank and artillery shells lit up vast areas. this man walks over a bomb of he heads the disposal tea
out-front tonight, thousands attacked in gaza, the united states condemning the strike, but stopping short of placing blame on israel. the woes press secretary saying israel needs to live up to its own standards d. the united states went further, saying israeli artillery was responsible for the deaths in the shelter. the palestinian health mince tremendous says 20 were killed in the attack. our karl penhaul went to the school to see what happened. what did you see? reporter: erin, 3,000 people rub crammed into the school. it was before dawn. it was still dark, most of these people with sleeping. one shell cam through the roof, and another spashd through the latrines. one man who had been sleeping outside along with the other men said that when he woke up to the sound of is the explosion he looked around and saw el elderly men cut to shreds by the shrapnel. another lady said there was smoke everywhere. she poured water in her eyes just to get the bearing and she felt the shr
the world. i m wolf blitzer in jerusalem. you re in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news. let s get right to the breaking news. dramatic new developments in the fighting between israel and hamas including a strike on the united nations school in gaza where thousands of palestinians are seeking shelter. palestinian health officials say at least 20 people were killed in a pre-dawn strike that s drawing sharp criticism from both the united nations and the u.s. recovering all angles of the breaking news this hour of our guests, and our correspondents in the middle east and around the world. cnn s john voss is in gaza city. john, what s the latest? what are you seeing now? reporter: well, wolf, it has been a pretty quiet night here especially compared to the last few nighs a s anights and that y we haven t heard the continual pounding from the southern part of israel. most of those areas have, in fact, been evacuated. we also have heard a number of targets being hit