No sign of violence letting up in Gaza after deadliest day

Name: No sign of violence letting up in Gaza after deadliest day
Uploaded: 2014-07-20T22:24:32Z
Duration: P233S
Description: Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday offered a robust defense of Israel’s military operations to end rocketfire from Gaza and to destroy hidden tunnels, calling on Hamas to negotiate. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced regret about civilian casualties in Gaza but said the Israeli military will press on.

Clip: 07/20/2014 | 3m 53s

Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday offered a robust defense of Israel’s military operations to end rocketfire from Gaza and to destroy hidden tunnels, calling on Hamas to negotiate. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced regret about civilian casualties in Gaza but said the Israeli military will press on.

Aired: 07/20/14

Rating: NR

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No sign of violence letting up in Gaza after deadliest day

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