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In Gaza, Lebanese activist Natalie Abou Shakra describes what the current situation is.
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The below is the link to a video describing the slaughter and incineration of civilians in GAZA where 225 were killed in 4 minutes by helicopter gunships. In all, 313 children were killed in the massacre,
in January. The video examines the motives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjRjkVb_r1M&annotation_id=annotation_8549
25&feature=iv