Israel Lets Some Foreigners Leave Gaza

02 Jan 2009

Israeli warplanes bombed targets in Gaza for a seventh straight day Friday and allowed foreigners, many of them married to Palestinians, to leave the beleaguered enclave, raising worries among those left behind that a broader attack, including a possible ground offensive, was approaching. Full Story

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