Israel offers ceasefire extension

Israel said he was willing to extend 3-day truce, which began Tuesday morning, but until now there has been no comment from the Palestinian militants of Hamas, who control Gaza.

Talks between representatives of Palestinian factions and Israel are underway in Egypt to broker a ceasefire over.

Earlier Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Hamas for the killing of civilians in Gaza, saying that they were used as human shields by the organization.

Palestinian delegation at talks in Cairo is composed of representatives of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and members of the Palestinian Authority. The main demand is an end to Palestinian blockade of Gaza by Israel, which has continued since 2007, they also require the opening of border crossings.

More than 1,800 Palestinians, mostly civilians, have been killed in the conflict, which claimed the lives of 67 Israelis also, mostly soldiers.

Thousands of Palestinians have returned to their homes after 3-day ceasefire, but have not found anything other than rubble.

Germany, France and Britain have proposed the reactivation of a European Union mission on the border between Egypt and Gaza, to assist and stabilize the Palestinian enclave destroy one-month war with Israel, has announced a resource German diplomacy, on Wednesday, told Reuters.