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Israeli hit on Gaza camps kills 14

AFP, Gaza City
At least 14 Palestinians were killed and some 81 others wounded early yesterday as scores of Israeli troops targeted two refugee camps in the Gaza Strip, hours after a failed elaborate Palestinian suicide mission.
Hospital officials said three boys, aged eight, 12 and 15, were among those killed in the operation at the al-Bureij and neighbouring Nuseirat refugee camps while Hamas said three of the dead were members of its radical Islamic movement.
Witnesses said around 30 tanks and jeeps, with aerial cover from two Apache helicopters, secured the entrance of the Bureij camp in central Gaza at around 3:00am (0100 GMT).
After taking over several buildings at the entrance to the camp, the army then announced by loudspeaker that it was imposing a curfew and ordered residents to stay indoors.
An Israeli army source said troops had refrained from entering the center of Bureij as "the area where we are operating in is where the terror cells are
located".
Residents told AFP that some 1,500 people then surged to the entrance where fierce clashes broke out. They were joined by residents from Nusseirat who also pelted the troops with missiles and explosives, triggering exchanges of fire.
Palestinian and Israeli sources said anti-tank missiles, rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs), Molotov cocktails and stones were hurled at the troops, without causing injuries on the Israeli side.
The Palestinians were all killed by live Israeli fire, the medical sources said. Those injured were either hit by live bullets or shrapnel.
The nearby hospital at Deir al-Balah was soon overrun with casualties and victims had to be packed up to four at a time into ambulances sent from Gaza City's Al-Shifa hospital some 12 kilometers (more than seven miles) north.
Appeals for blood were made over loudspeaker in both camps.
The Israeli military's chief of staff, General Moshe Yaalon, said that "other offensive operations" would be launched as part of a recent decision to intensify operations against armed groups.
"Our troops are carrying out a combing operation against terrorists at Bureij and we intend to launch other operations in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) and Gaza as long as the terrorists continue their attacks," Yaalon told public radio.
The operation follows an abortive twin attack using mock Israeli jeeps on the Erez crossing point between Israel and the Gaza Strip on Saturday in which four bombers and two Palestinian policemen were killed.
The three main Palestinian armed factions -- Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades -- claimed responsibility for the attack in a joint statement Sunday which they said was partly in response to an Israeli air raid just south of Gaza City on Thursday in which three Hamas leaders were killed.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has announced his intention to evacuate nearly all the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip but his government insists that will not mark an ease-up in the fight against militants.
Palestinian negotiations minister Saeb Erakat condemned Sunday's operation as "a dangerous escalation".
"The Israeli government is continuing its policy which is aimed at destroying the peace process. The issue is not withdrawal from Gaza Strip but destroying the Gaza Strip," he said.
The violence brought the overall death toll since the start of the Palestinian Intifada, or uprising, in September 2000 to 3,819, including 2,865 Palestinians and 886 Israelis.