Netanyahu threatens more strikes on Gaza
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel has pounded militant sites in Gaza on a scale not seen since the 2014 war and is "prepared to do a lot more."
Netanyahu spoke via satellite Tuesday to the AIPAC conference in Washington after abruptly returning home to deal with the escalation of violence with Gaza's Hamas rulers after a long-range rocket struck a home in central Israel.
The IAF hit dozens of sites of Hamas and the smaller Islamic Jihad group. The targets included a multistory building in Gaza City that Israel said had served as a Hamas military intelligence headquarters and the office of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Netanyahu says Israel will "do whatever is necessary to defend our people and to defend our state."
