Israeli forces telephone a Palestinian family to warn them of an imminent attack on their home in Gaza City.<br/> <br />Fifteen minutes later, a so-called "knock-on-the-door" missile.<br/> <br />The missile does not contain explosive warheads.<br/> <br />It's meant to warn the family once more to get out before the real bombs are dropped.<br/> <br />A local news agency says the home owner managed to evacuate his family and his neighbors in time.<br/> <br />The home is shattered to pieces. Children's toys poke through the rubble.<br/> <br />Medical officials say more than 100 people have been killed in the aerial bombardments that Israel began on Tuesday.<br/> <br />That death toll includes at least 75 civilians, many of them children.<br/> <br />Israel said it was determined to end cross-border rocket attacks that intensified last month, after its forces arrested hundreds of activists from the Islamist Hamas movement.
