Tel Aviv, Jan 6 : Journalists covering the present Israel-Hamas conflict in the Gaza Strip have claimed that Israel is not allowing foreign press to enter the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.
Accusing Israel of playing games with the media, the Foreign Press Association said that Tel Aviv's stalling tactics had exasperated it.
They suggested that Israel was mixing genuine security concerns and games.
"We are waiting day by day, hour by hour," said Glenys Sugarman, executive secretary of the FPA.
"We just don''''''''t know when we will get in," Sugarman added.
Tel Aviv, Jan. 7 : The Islamist militant group Hamas is reported to have several key weapons that could inflict heavy casualties on any invading force, including Israel, despite being overmatched.
Tel Aviv - Israel plans to establish a "humanitarian corridor" to get needed supplies to Palestinian civilians in the embattled Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced overnight Tuesday.
Tel Aviv - Several members of Hamas' armed wing were among the more than 46 people killed at a UN school in the northern Gaza refugee camp of Jabaliya, a military spokesman in Tel Aviv charged.
Tel Aviv, Jan. 6 : In a growing chorus of warnings against Israel''s Gaza operation emanating from the Arab world, Jordan''s Prime Minister Nader al-Dahabi has that his government retained the right to reconsider its relations with Israel. 
