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APJan 1, 4:02 AM EST
By IBRAHIM BARZAK and MATTI FRIEDMAN
Associated Press Writers
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) -- Israeli jets bombed the Palestinian parliament building in Gaza early Thursday and navy ships opened fire at Hamas positions along the coastline as diplomatic pressure to end six days of devastating violence showed little immediate effect.
Explosions shook Gaza City as Israeli planes targeted three government buildings, including the parliament. Hospital officials said 25 wounded were evacuated from nearby houses. The military said aircraft also bombed smuggling tunnels along the Gaza-Egypt border, part of an ongoing attempt to cut off Hamas' last lifeline to the world outside the embattled Palestinian territory.
One pre-dawn strike targeting the house of a Hamas operative in northern Gaza killed a 35-year-old woman and wounded eight people, a Gaza Health Ministry official said.
Gaza officials said more than 390 people have died and 1,600 have been wounded since Saturday. Hamas says some 200 uniformed members of Hamas security forces have been killed, and the U.N. says at least 60 Palestinian civilians have died.
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The Israeli navy is actively involved in the shelling now...I had not heard that this was the case in previous days attacks.