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Rafah funerals and aid, army, peace march and protests

(21 May 2004) Rafah, Gaza Strip 1. Wide shot funeral procession 2. Body of child 3. Funeral procession 4. Funeral procession, mourners waving Palestinian flags 5. Various shots of red cross car arriving with supplies 6. Military diggers 7. Wide shot of road 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Simon Schorno, Red Cross Spokesman: "So in just a few minutes the convoy will get in. We've coordinated with the Israeli authorities to be able to get into Al Soultan" Q: What sort of problems are you facing? "Well, we just have to wait because the area is closed. We want to bring about 30,000 litres of water for the people here who have been cut off for the last couple of days, so we will get in right now." 9. People standing around Red Cross vehicle Suffa checkpoint, outskirts of South Gaza Strip 10. Wide shot of tanks standing at checkpoint parking 11. Zoom in to tanks 12. Soldier resting in tent 13. Vehicle backing up to tank 14. Soldiers working on tank Kissufim Checkpoint, outskirts of south Gaza strip 16. Low angle shot of demonstration walking 17. Various shots of demonstration STORYLINE: Thousands of people attended the funerals on Friday of Palestinians killed during the latest Israeli army operation in the Gaza Strip . The funeral procession passed through the now deserted areas in Rafah that were occupied by the Israeli army during the last few days. Municipal officials said at least 43 homes were demolished and dozens more damaged in the camp since the offensive began on Tuesday. Forty Palestinians were killed, including gunmen and eight demonstrators hit by a tank shell. The Red Cross distributed supplies of water and food to those whose homes have been destroyed by the Israeli incursion. On the outskirts of Rafah, new Israeli forces were getting ready to enter the camp, replacing soldiers who had been involved in the operation . Also on Friday, hundreds of peace activists demonstrated against the Israeli army operation in Rafah. The demonstrators gathered at the Kissufim checkpoint, on the outskirts of Gaza Strip. A convoy of 14 buses and 50 private cars drove through the road leading to the checkpoint, waving flags through windows and chanting. 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...