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WRAP Damage to buildings after Israeli airstrike ADDS latest airstrike, Rafah, Regev

(31 Dec 2008) SHOTLIST Khan Younis 1. Ground shot of rubble resulting from airstrike 2. Wide of house damaged in airstrike 3. Close of air conditioning unit hanging off facade of damaged house 4. Wide of house, people walking by 5. Various of medics bringing injured out of ambulance and into hospital 6. Injured boy receiving treatment 7. Bloody stretcher 8. Wide of ambulance and stretcher outside hospital 9. Interior of morgue, bodies of two Palestinians killed in a separate airstrike east of Khan Younis in compartments 10. Men embracing Rafah, southern Gaza Strip 11. People running towards scene of airstrike, smoke billowing in background 12. Fire engine arriving 13. Ambulance arriving 14. Paramedics walking in street 15. Group of people in street running, AUDIO: siren from ambulance Jerusalem 16. Set-up shot of Mark Regev, Israeli government spokesman 17. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Regev, Israeli government spokesman: "The Cabinet decision today was to continue applying pressure on the Hamas military machine, to continue to pursue the operation to bring about a situation whereby the civilian population in the southern part of Israel no longer has to live in fear of incoming rockets. And at the same time, we must work energetically, more effectively, with the international community to facilitate aid entering the Gaza Strip." Khan Younis 18. Wide of scene of airstrike on building, concrete pillars sticking out from ground 19. People looking through the rubble 20. Palestinians standing at edge of crater caused by air strike 21. Debris 22. Various of people by rubble 23. Crater 24. People looking through debris 25. Men standing in crater caused by explosion 26. Pan of people by edge of crater 27. Children passing by scene 28. Wide of fire engine and people at scene STORYLINE Israeli airstrikes hit several targets in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, including Khan Younis and Rafah. Khan Younis was hit by at least two airstrikes, Palestinian sources said. Several people were injured and brought to hospital for treatment in one of the airstrikes, but no one was killed. It was not immediately clear how many people were injured. In the hospital's morgue, relatives mourned the deaths of 2 Palestinians, who were said to have been killed in a separate airstrike east of Khan Younis, close to the border with Israel. Further details surrounding their deaths were not immediately available. Earlier in Khan Younis, a building was destroyed by an airstrike, which sources said was the home of a senior Islamic Jihad leader. AP Television cannot independently verify the claim. No casualties were reported in that strike, which left a large crater in the ground and reduced the building to a pile of rubble. In Rafah, fire engines and ambulances rushed to the scene of a further airstrike. No casualties were reported. The airstrikes came as Israel rejected mounting international pressure to suspend its devastating air offensive against Palestinian militants whose rocket barrages were striking ominously close to the Israeli heartland. Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev said on Wednesday that Israel would continue to apply pressure on Hamas, adding it would at the same time work with the international community to facilitate aid entering the Gaza Strip. For a fifth day Israel sent warplanes to demolish purported smuggling tunnels that are believed to be the lifeline of Gaza's Islamic Hamas rulers. Hamas says some 200 uniformed members of Hamas security forces have been killed, and the UN says 60 Palestinian civilians have died. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...