Israeli Images reveals far ten Palestinians killed trying to tunnel in the country, as the UN called for the "immediate ceasefire'Israeli forces killed at least 10 Palestinian militants who tunneled into southern Israel from the Gaza Strip Security Council of the UN has called for an immediate ceasefire after a meeting last night Sunday was the deadliest day so far - 13 Israeli soldiers and more than 100 Palestinians were killed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called after throwing bombing deaths yesterday slaughter ' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the operations of all we need " The UN says 83,695 people have been displaced in Gaza and the figure is "increasing all the time ' Two U.S. soldiers were with the Israel Defense Forces have been killed in the fighting in the Gaza Strip Israel has denied reports that an Israeli soldier has been captured The death toll among Palestinians in the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip reached 508 today The Israeli army has launched a video when it blew a tunnel with Palestinian militants inside trying to get from northern Gaza into southern Israel. The army said 10 infiltrators were killed after being detected and targeted by Israeli aircraft - some of them were blown up and some were shot. "Recently two squadrons of terrorists infiltrating through two tunnels from the northern Gaza Strip into Israel were detected," said a military spokesman. The death toll among Palestinians in the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip reached 508 today, health officials in Gaza said that the two sides have their dead after the bloodiest day of fighting so far campaign two weeks. Diplomatic efforts to negotiate a cease-fire intensified amid the carnage mounting the Security Council of the UN called for an "immediate ceasefire" as Israel went on a blistering assault on Gaza on Monday. U.S. President Barack Obama echoed the call for an immediate cease-fire in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu early Monday, Secretary of State, John Kerry went to the region to join the efforts made truce. An Israeli air strike killed a cool family of nine, including seven children, in the southern city of Rafah, Monday morning, emergency services said. This came after after more than 150 Palestinians were killed on Sunday, the deadliest so far in an offensive now in its 14th day day. The Israeli military said 13 soldiers had been killed inside Gaza on Sunday, raising to 18 the number of soldiers killed since the ground operation began Thursday night. Army losses were higher in eight years, and left the Israelis also mourning. A weekend of relentless Israeli bombardment by land, sea and air sent thousands of terrified Palestinian civilians fleeing their homes. Other deaths across Gaza Monday pushed the number of Palestinians at least 508, not counting the 10 militants who sneaked into southern Israel through a border tunnel. 'Two squads of terrorists infiltrated Israel through a tunnel from northern Gaza. IDF aircraft attacked one; IDF forces killed 10 terrorists, the military said. Several Israeli soldiers were wounded in the exchange, which took place near Kibbutz Niram near the Erez crossing, army radio said. The attack was claimed by Hamas's armed wing the Ezzedine al-Qassam, who said he had done "an operation behind enemy lines, in response to the slaughter of Shejaiya. ' He was referring to a neighborhood between Gaza City and the border with Israel, where a fierce Israeli bombardment, which began early Sunday, killing at least 72 Palestinians. Late on Sunday, the armed wing of Hamas, said it had captured an Israeli soldier named as Aaron Shaul. The army said it was checking the reports, but the UN Ambassador Ron Prosor of Israel said the claim was false. Militants from Hamas held Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit for more than five years until he was released in an exchange of 2,011 to more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners. The Security Council of the UN held an emergency meeting on Sunday night conflict, expressing "grave concern" over the increasing number of deaths and demanding "the immediate cessation of hostilities." Palestinian UN envoy Ryad Mansour expressed frustration with what he called the failure of the world body to take a strong stance. Several hours later, Obama telephoned Netanyahu to echo calls for 'immediate ceasefire. UN chief Ban Ki-moon, who is in the region to boost efforts truce, also urged Israel to "exercise maximum restraint 'saying.' Too many innocent people are dying ' Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas were to hold talks in Qatar on Monday, one day later than planned.

• published: 21 Jul 2014
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