We'll Back The Gaza Militants, Says Egypt: President's Warning As Rockets Land Near Jerusalem And Israel Calls Up 75,000 Reservists Amid Fears Of Ground Invasion -- Daily Mail
* Egypt's president Mohammed Mursi said he would not leave Gaza on its own and condemned Israel's 'aggression'
* Onlookers fear a ground invasion as Israeli ministers call up 75,000 reservists
* A Palestinian rocket has targeted Tel Aviv on the third day of an Israeli military operation against Gaza
* Palestinian death toll stands at 29, including 16 civilians. Yesterday 3 Israelis were killed by a rocket
* Warplanes bombed open land along the border with Israel - a possible softening-up stage to clear the way for tanks
* Jordan’s King Abdullah has cancelled a trip to Britain amid fears that his country could be the next to experience the Arab Spring
We'll back the Gaza militants, says Egypt: President's warning as rockets land near Jerusalem and Israel calls up 75,000 reservists amid fears of ground invasion
Egyptian leaders promised to support Gaza against Israeli attack yesterday amid increasing signs that a massive ground invasion could be launched by Israel this weekend.
President Mohammed Mursi said he would not leave Gaza on its own and condemned Israel’s ‘blatant aggression against humanity’.
The declaration, hours after a visit to Gaza by Egypt’s prime minister, increased tensions in the region where Hamas militants continued to fire rockets into southern Israel – with three landing near Jerusalem – and Israeli warplanes pounded Palestinian targets.
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