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RAFAH, Gaza Strip -- With Israel refusing to allow building materials across the border, the Hamas-led government in Gaza is pushing a new plan to replace thousands of homes destroyed by Israel's winter military offensive: mud-brick buildings.
It's been more than four months since Israeli soldiers left Gaza, but Israel is still blocking cement and other construction material
"My mother lived in a mud house for 40 years," he said. "Now we're living in mud, too."
22/5/9
Bomb explodes near IDF patrol at Gaza border
21/5/9
Israel Defense Forces soldiers guarding the fence fired shots on spotting the militants, who were apparently trying to plant a bomb. The soldiers recovered the explosives along with two Kalashnikov-47 assault rifles and several grenades. It is still unclear which group the killed militants belong to.
The Israeli Defence forces have said that Palestinian militants have launched on Sunday evening a Qassam rocket against a kibbutz between the Sedot HaNegev and Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Councils