Gaza strikes: Israeli planes strike office of Hamas PM
Agencies : Gaza City, Sat Nov 17 2012, 13:42 hrs
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is expected to visit Israel and Egypt next week to push for an end to the fighting in Gaza, U.N. diplomats said on Friday.
Hamas refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist. By contrast, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who rules in the nearby West Bank, does recognise Israel, but peace talks between the two sides have been frozen since 2010.
Abbas' supporters say they will push ahead with a plan to have Palestine declared an observer state rather than a mere entity at the United Nations later this month.
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