An unsteady peace in Gaza

By Ruth Pollard, Middle East Correspondent
Updated August 30 2014 - 3:13pm, first published 12:15am
Mourners at the funeral of Ze'evik Etzion, a 55 year old security officer who was killed by a Palestinian mortar shell near the Israel Gaza border on Thursday. Photo: AP Photo/Tsafrir Abayov
Mourners at the funeral of Ze'evik Etzion, a 55 year old security officer who was killed by a Palestinian mortar shell near the Israel Gaza border on Thursday. Photo: AP Photo/Tsafrir Abayov
A Palestinian father carries his wounded son as they wait to cross into Egypt at the re-opened Rafah border crossing. Photo: AFP PHOTO/SAID KHATIB
A Palestinian father carries his wounded son as they wait to cross into Egypt at the re-opened Rafah border crossing. Photo: AFP PHOTO/SAID KHATIB

The ceasefire in Gaza is just four days old but already the clock is ticking toward the next outbreak of war.

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