a warm welcome to our viewers around the world i m michael oku the international community is calling for an end to the latest conflict between israel and hamas militants the united nations security council is due to discuss the violence in the coming hours u.n. secretary general antonio says he was dismayed by civilian casualties in gaza meanwhile there s been yet more bloodshed in the conflict which is now in its 7th day. calling out for survivors rescuers pull the injured from the rubble and retrieve the bodies of those who didn t survive. several apartment blocks were bombed in the early hours of sunday. fish human cost is still being counted. the number of people under the rubble is still unknown. and as we ve heard from the families and the neighbors it s a large number and we re still working here up. israel says it s over not strikes were targeting a senior hamas political leader and taking up tunnels and rocket launch sites the response from hamas came quickly israel
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hear me at them if the line is ok we can the responsibility here and now it s with hamas they are the ones who on purpose embedded themselves we ve seen significant infrastructure if they were outside of civilian infrastructure then believe me that wouldn t be a single noncombatant even scrubs but the fact that they choice they choose to dig tunnels under their civilians to use of it in a house such and to fire their rockets from we in the civilian population sometimes it leaves us no choice but to attack those targets we do it with the most precise weapons we have we do it when we can we give advance warnings about a certain area that is going to be under attack and we do whatever we can in order to minimize the risk you know on from about things that you have to understand she s ready civilians are under fire we are 6 days and 2300 rockets 5 things you have 10 israeli city against him by these rocket. that kind of aggression cannot and will not go on and so. there has been
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