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August 1st, 2014
10:06 PM ET
Conditions in Gaza deteriorate after ceasefire fails
One of the goals of the 72-hour ceasefire was to give humanitarian groups the opportunity to reach Gaza civilians.
Since the quiet only lasted 90-minutes, conditions inside Gaza continue to deteriorate.
John Vause reports on the civilian crisis.
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How can you not mention why the cease-fire ended? It's great that you show the bloody images and outrage by Palestinians but how can you not include the fact that it was the Palestinian's own representatives, HAMAS, that broke the cease fire by sneaking behind the lines with a suicide bomber, killing two soldiers, and kidnapping a third. That is a pretty crucial piece of information don't you think???
You keep stating how a large numbers of Palestinians are being killed. Look at Syria where 150,000 people have died. If Isreal was not making a concious effert to not kill Palestinians there would now be 20,000 or 30,000 or more dead. Isreal is not like the Arabs who kill tens of thousands of there own people. So be careful what you complain about.