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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has called on Muslims across the world to unite against Israel over the ongoing crisis in Gaza.

As rockets continue to land in Israel, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry urges Hamas and other militant groups to agree to a cease-fire.

One of those accused in the burning death of a Palestinian teenager once tried to strangle his baby daughter.

Hamas called for an "increase in ferocity and intensity" of attacks until prisoners are freed and Gaza is relieved of economic restrictions.

The discussion of the Israel-Gaza conflict has focused largely on the numbers of those killed.

Drone warfare threatens to bring even more casualties to the growing conflict.

The border crossing with Israel is open for Palestinians who need medical attention, but dozens were barred from getting through on Monday.

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The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the attack, making it the second rocket fired from Syria in as many days.

172 Palestinians have been killed and thousands displaced since the start of Israel’s Operation Protective Edge on Tuesday.

Neil Young's Israel concert was canceled as tensions rose between Israel and Hamas.

Netanyahu: "We use our missiles to protect our civilians. Hamas uses their civilians to protect their missiles."

The first ground assault of a six-day Israeli offensive aimed at stopping Palestinian rocket fire in the territory came Sunday.

At least two rockets were fired from Lebanon on Saturday night, prompting artillery fire from Israel.

Hamas military wing warned of a rocket attack on Tel Aviv Saturday evening just hours after U.N. Security Council called for a cease-fire.

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By the fifth day of fighting between Gaza and Israel, the IDF had hit more than 1,000 targets and more than 500 rockets had hit Israel.

Asked if Israel might move from the mostly aerial attacks of the past four days into a ground war in Gaza to stop militant rocket fire, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu replied, "We are weighing all possibilities and preparing for all possibilities."

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The Israeli prime minister said Israel is "weighing all possibilities."