"Israelis" hit Gaza police station - 4 martyred, 11 injured

Source: alalam.ir, 31-10-2007
GAZA CITY -At least 4 Palestinians have been martyred and 11 others wounded in the Zionist regime air strike in the southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian medical sources said.
The sources said the attack near Khan Younis late Tuesday was aimed at a police unit, the Executive Force of the Islamic Movement Hamas which rules the territory.
The Zionist army also confirmed the attack.
Five Palestinians were also wounded on Tuesday evening after an "Israeli" airstrike near Jabaliya .
Zionist regime confessed that they have missed the intended targets and caused causalities among Palestinians.
"Israel`s" war Minister Ehud Barak earlier Tuesday warned of an impending military operation in the Gaza Strip against Palestinians and their infrastructures.
"Every day that passes brings us closer to a broad incursion into Gaza," Barak told reporters in northern "Israel" while visiting the army`s biggest exercise since last year`s war in Lebanon.
Shelling attacks from Gaza have intensified over the past few weeks. The "Israel`s" army has pledged to continue operating against resistant groups in Gaza.
The Zionist army carries out regular air strikes and ground operations in Gaza, in which several Palestinians are killed daily.
Tuesday`s deaths bring to 5,915 the number of people killed since 2000 in "Israel" attacks, the vast majority of them Palestinians, according to an AFP count.
"Israel`s" air raid comes a day after UN secretary General Ban Ki-Moon criticized the regime`s decision to cut power supply to Gaza.
Ban Ki-Moon said he believes strongly that the "Israel" measures which harm the well-being of the entire population of the Gaza Strip are unacceptable and urged it to reconsider its actions.
"Limitation of fuel and electricity supplies deepens the humanitarian distress of the 1.4 million residents of Gaza, as does the reduction of the supply of essential commodities and the tightening of restrictions on movement and access," Ban said in a statement on Monday.