Israel-Hamas truce Negotiate

Militant group Hamas (Photo: AFP)

GAZA - Israeli government and Hamas militants claimed to have agreed to an unofficial truce, after two days of the attacks. The truce was agreed upon with the help of Egyptian mediation.

Although no formal agreement has been reached, do not mention the duration of the truce was agreed.

When you go on steadily, the truce could end attacks that have killed four Gaza fighters and wounding five Israelis since Tuesday (10/23/2012) then.

Sebelumnyam Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to continue attacks against Palestinian militants launch rocket attacks on Israel.

"We did not ask for this escalation and did not start. But when (the rocket fire) continues, we are ready to unleash more powerful attacks," Netanyahu said, as quoted by the BBC, Thursday (10/25/2012).

The Israelis claimed more than 79 rockets from Gaza into dilesakan southern Israel. Brigades of Hamas' military wing Izz al-Din Qassam
confessed to involvement in a series of rocket attacks.

Together with a group of other fighters, Popular Resistance Comittes (PRC), the Al-Qassam Brigades said, "holy mission was conducted as the resistance to the ongoing crime experienced by our people."

source:  BBC

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