Israel blitzes 90 targets in Gaza Strip in revenge for Hamas rocket attacks
Air and sea bombardment in Gaza Strip as reservists are called up for possible ground offensive

Israeli warplanes killed 13 Palestinians, as more than 90 targets in the Gaza Strip were pounded from sea and air in a new campaign to stamp out Hamas rocket fire.
The most serious flare-up over Gaza since November 2012 comes as Israel struggles to contain a wave of violence in Arab towns over the grisly murder of a Palestinian teenager by Jewish extremists.
With the two sides sliding towards another major conflict, Israel called up more reservists for a possible major ground operation.
Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas demanded that Israel "immediately stop" its air campaign, dubbed Operation Protective Edge, and asked the world to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. But Netanyahu was expected to order a "significant broadening" of the operation and instruct the army to "take off the gloves", a source said.
In the worst strike, a missile slammed into a house in the southern city of Khan Yunis after people had reportedly formed a human shield to protect it, killing seven people.