The strike struck a building which Hamas is using, partly to house media personnel in.
It's the second time that same building has been hit by an Israeli airstrike.
Israel said the first strike took out antennas, which Hamas was using to send military communications.
According to Gaza media, the death toll on their side of the border, is now over one hundred.
No foreign organizations have been able to confirm that report.
On Sunday, evidence came out that Hamas has been recycling pictures from the Syrian civil war, claiming that they are Gazan civilians, killed by Israel.
Allegations were placed on Hamas, that in some instances, they have killed people, including children, and then claimed them as victims of the airstrikes.
During all this, rockets continue to be fired out of Gaza, at Israel, as sixty-seven more fell on Monday, with the total number reaching near one thousand, fired over the last six days.
Nearly half of the Israeli population is in danger from the rocket attacks, most have fifteen seconds or less from time of warning, to seek shelter.
The Israeli Defense Forces are still massing near the border, in case a ground war becomes necessary.
Meanwhile, in Cairo, peace talks have gone nowhere, as the leader of Hamas, Khaled Meshaal, put forth extremely unreasonable demands, which include that the US turn it's back on Israel.
Meshaal says that unless that happens, and Israel gives into a list of demands, peace is "never" possible.
Nor has the Palestinian violence, against Israel, been contained to the Gaza Strip.
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