Extraordinary Hamas propaganda video that purports to show daylight attack in the watchtower of the Israeli army launched from a tunnel with five guards killed Video posted by activists shows Hamas since Israeli attack advanced Soldiers emerge from hidden tunnel before opening fire watchtower About 10 Israeli soldiers were killed in recent days in similar attacks Israeli army says it needs a week to finish destroying the hidden passages Hamas militants have released a video purportedly showing its fighters to attack an Israeli watchtower of a hidden tunnel before killing five guards stationed there. The clip, which was televised Hamas militants shows running along a tunnel carrying machine guns and rocket launchers before emerging near an Israeli watchtower. Israel caught a sentinel by surprise before opening fire watchtower storming compound to surround a fallen soldier. Mohammed Deif, the dark leader of the armed wing of Hamas, said in a voice that Palestinians continue to face Israel until its Gaza blockade was lifted. 'The occupying entity will not enjoy security unless our people live in freedom and dignity, "said Deif. 'There will be no ceasefire before stopping the (Israeli) aggression and the blockade lifted. We will not accept workarounds. Today was the bloodiest day of the three-week invasion of Gaza by Israel to date, with at least 100 Palestinians killed during the heavy bombing and shelling. Officials from local hospitals put the total number of Palestinians killed in the conflict in 1200, most of them civilians. On the Israeli side, 53 soldiers and three civilians have been killed. The Israeli assault came after the death of 10 soldiers in cross-border Palestinian attacks on Monday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning of a long conflict coming. The footage is likely that the efforts of the Israeli army in Gaza intensified, since its main objective is to destroy the tunnels that officials say are used by militants to carry out attacks. The Army has ordered a week to complete the mission, and there has been a strong Israeli public support for the conclusion of the course. UNRWA, the main aid agency of the UN in Gaza, said he was at "breaking point" over 200,000 Palestinians have taken refuge in schools and buildings following calls by Israel of civilians to evacuate neighborhoods integers before military operations. Today Israeli tanks destroyed the only power plant in Gaza. Even before the strike Gaza residents had electricity for only about three hours a day and today's success is bound to further reduce supplies. The plant supplies up to two thirds of the energy needs of Gaza. Officials said that could be out of action for a year. Electricity was cut in Gaza City and in many other parts of the territory controlled by Hamas after what authorities said was the Israeli bombing of tanks containing about 3 million liters of diesel fuel. "The power plant is," said its director, Mohammed al-Sharif. An Israeli army spokesman did not immediately comment and said it was checking the report. Municipality of Gaza City said the damage to the station could stop many of the water pumps in the area, and residents were urged to ration water consumption. South Gaza puts some power from neighboring Egypt. Israel power lines have been damaged during the war. Palestinians fired 54 rockets into southern and central Israel, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem area, the military said, adding that five were shot down by the Iron Dome interceptors, while the rest fell wide, without causing damage. The Israeli army said troops killed five gunmen opened fire after leaving a tunnel inside Gaza and 110 goals were achieved in the settlement Tuesday. Four depots of arms, the military said were hidden in mosques, and a rocket launcher near another mosque were included. Residents said 20 homes were destroyed and two mosques affected. Hospitals said tank shells and air strikes killed 12 people in northern Gaza, UNRWA including a doctor and his brother. UNRWA said he found a stash of rocket in one of its central schools in Gaza on Tuesday, the third such incident. Israel has refused to release the borders of Gaza under any agreement unless-climbing disarming Hamas is also guaranteed. Egypt said it was reviewing a proposal for unconditional truce that Israel had originally accepted, but Hamas rejected. "We are hearing that Israel has approved a ceasefire, but Hamas has not," said an Egyptian official told Reuters, an account that the Netanyahu government neither confirmed nor denied. The government backed by the United States to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank occupied by Israel, and said he also spoke on behalf of Hamas and Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip, expressed support on Tuesday to a ceasefire 24-72 hours. Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri ground that the statement, but confirmed that he had 'intensive, ongoing contacts "in a truce.

• published: 30 Jul 2014
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