Dir Al Balah, Gaza Strip
0.00 - Ambulance arriving at hospital
0.12 - Wounded man on stretcher being taken out
Bureij Refugee Camp, Gaza Strip
0.22 - Boy retrieving book from rubble
0.26 - Men and boys looking at rubble
0.29 - Tilt down from damaged mosque to show rubble
0.33 - Oan from destroyed apartments to show people sifting through rubble
0.40 - Boys sifting through rubble
0.43 - Various men and boys sifting through rubble
Jerusalem
0.50 - SOUNDBITE: (English) Sharon Feingold, IDF spokeswoman:
"We will continue with our operations, both in the Gaza Strip and in the West Bank in order to send a clear message to the Palestinians, and those who are not involved in terrorism, that terrorism bears a price."
Ramallah, West Bank
1.02 - Various Arafat in meeting
1.13 - SOUNDBITE: (English) Saeb Erekat, chief Palestinian negotiator:
"We urge President Bush to take two seconds off the focus on Iraq and to come out and condemn the killing of Moha Sweidan, the thirty three year old Palestinian woman, nine months into her pregnancy."
Nablus, West Bank
1.28 - Israeli troops conducting house to house search
1.40 - Tanks with smoke
1.44 - Tanks moving
1.51 - VISION ENDS
Israeli troops raiding a Gaza refugee camp arrested a Hamas founder on Monday.
The army's targeting the political leadership of the Islamic militant group for the first time in 29 months of fighting.
Eight Palestinians, among them a pregnant woman, were killed in clashes in the camp.
VOICE-OVER:
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UPSOUND: Ambulance
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The aftermath of the second consecutive, but fiercer, overnight incursion into Gaza.
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Some of the wounded lay in the streets for hours before being taken to hospital.
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Eight Palestinians lost their lives after clashes in two refugee camps.
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Among them a heavily-pregnant woman carrying a nine-month old baby.
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Devastation here in the Bureij refugee camp.
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Israeli troops blew up four homes.
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The blasts also damaged neighbouring houses and a mosque.
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One of the homes belonged to Mohammed Taha, co-founder of the militant group Hamas.
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He was later detained by the army.
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Taha's arrest is a turning point for the Israelis who say Hamas has killed hundreds of people in terrorist attacks.
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They're adamant that the incursions will carry on.
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SOUNDBITE: (English) Sharon Feingold, IDF spokeswoman:
"We will continue with our operations, both in the Gaza Strip and in the West Bank in order to send a clear message to the Palestinians, and those who are not involved in terrorism, that terrorism bears a price."
1.02:
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat said the raid was a continuation of aggression against his people.
1.08:
His chief negotiator Saeb Erekat called for US intervention to stop Israel's actions.
1.14:
SOUNDBITE: (English) Saeb Erekat, chief Palestinian negotiator:
"We urge President Bush to take two seconds off the focus on Iraq and to come out and condemn the killing of Moha Sweidan, the thirty three year old Palestinian woman, nine months into her pregnancy."
1.29:
Over in the West Bank Israeli troops renewed their search for militants.
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The army's been operating in Nablus, which it has called a "hornet's nest" of militants, on and off for several weeks.
1.42:
As the deaths and the incursions continue it's hard to imagine how peace can be achieved.
1.51:
VISION ENDS
