One Gazan Killed, Five Wounded After Rushing Israeli Border

Hamas police officer tries to keep Gazans away from Israeli border

In the second incident since the ceasefire between Gaza and Israel began, one was killed and another five were wounded.

All six were shot when they and several hundred more Gazans tried rushing the border, in what was an eery repeat of eight days ago.

Israeli Defense Forces warned them to stop, fired warning shots into the air, and then fired at the ground in front of them.

Even then the Gazans didn't stop but went right into the fire.

Hamas and Palestinian leaders complained to Egypt over what they said was a violation of the cease fire.

Some promised that war with Israel would be renewed soon.

The incident followed the UN's recognition, of Palestine as a state, by just two days.