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Rafah incursion, Gaza funerals, supplies crossing into Gaza

(24 Feb 2008) SHOTLIST Rafah, southern Gaza Strip 1. Wide of Israeli tanks moving inside Gaza Strip 2. Wide of Israeli APCs (Armoured Personnel Carriers) during operation 3. Wide pan of area where Israeli tanks and APCs were operating 4. Various of Palestinians walking on street Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza Strip 5. Pan of funeral procession for two Palestinians killed in Israeli missile attacks 6. Wide of man firing gun during funeral procession, AUDIO: Gunfire 7. Mourners carrying body, AUDIO: Gunfire 8. Various of Palestinian women mourning 9. Wide of funeral procession, man carrying red flag of PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine), AUDIO: Gunfire Karni crossing, Israel-Gaza Strip border 10. Karni Terminal road sign 11. Fuel truck passing camera 12. Various of fuel being unloaded Sufa crossing, Israel-Gaza Strip border 13. Truck with supplies passing soldier at crossing 14. Truck with supplies reversing 15. Crates stacked with supplies 16. Wide of supply truck at crossing Jerusalem 17. Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert arriving for cabinet meeting 18. Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni arriving at meeting, sitting next to Olmert 19. Various of Olmert addressing cabinet meeting STORYLINE Israeli tanks and APCs (Armoured Personnel Carriers) were seen operating in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah on Sunday. The Israeli army said the operation was part of routine activity in the area and did not specify the goals of the operation. Meanwhile, hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets of the northern Gaza strip town of Beit Hanoun on Sunday for the funeral of two Palestinians killed a day earlier in an Israeli missile attack. A third Palestinian killed in the attack was buried on Saturday night. Relatives of the three casualties said they were all civilians - bankers who were having a picnic in an open field when the missile struck. The Israeli military confirmed the missile strike, but said it targeted Palestinian militants on their way to fire mortar shells at Israel. Palestinian militants in Gaza launch near-daily salvos of rockets and mortars towards southern Israeli towns and communities. Also on Sunday, trucks carrying supplies such as diesel, cooking gas and food crossed the border between Israel and Gaza strip. Israel allows limited supplies to enter the Hamas-ruled Gaza, despite border closures imposed after the Hamas takeover in June. Israel further limited the movement of people and goods during a spike in rocket fire from Gaza in recent weeks. The closure has been accompanied by Israeli-imposed fuel and electricity reductions. In Jerusalem on Sunday, Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert held a weekly cabinet meeting at his office, ahead of leaving for an official visit in Japan. The meeting focused mainly on internal issues. Olmert is under intense pressure at home to halt daily rocket fire from Gaza on Israel and free an Israeli soldier held for the past 20 months by Hamas-allied militants. Olmert has been talking with Hamas, via Egypt, about a prisoner swap. Israel's generals are divided over whether a swap should be linked to a cease-fire, with some warning a truce will only strengthen Hamas. 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...