Israeli tanks roll across the border into Israel from the Gaza Strip January 19, 2009. Israeli forces were pulling out of the Gaza Strip on Monday following a tentative truce with Hamas that allowed Palestinians to take stock of the devastating three-week war. REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun
Israeli soldiers in a tank cross a gate as they leave the Gaza Strip on January 19, 2009 on the Israeli-Gaza border. Gaza enjoyed a second night of calm on Monday as Israeli troops began withdrawing after their deadly 22-day onslaught in the battered territory was halted by a fragile ceasefire deal. As the Islamist Hamas movement and other fighter groups also announced a week-long truce of their own, the guns on both sides fell silent giving Gaza's traumatised population a second night of relative peace. AFP PHOTO / JACK GUEZ (Photo credit should read JACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images)
An image grab taken from the Hamas Islamist movement television channel Al-Aqsa TV on January 19, 2009, shows two members of the Ezzedine Al-Qassam brigades, Hamas's military wing, giving a televised press conference at a location in the Gaza Strip. Hamas's armed wing said today that it lost only 48 fighters during Israel's 22-day operation in Gaza. Israel has said that it killed more than 500 Hamas members during Operation Cast Lead that it launched on Gaza on December 27 and which it ended on Sunday with a unilateral ceasefire. AFP PHOTO/HO/AL-AQSA TV ++ RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE ++ (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images)
Two members of the Ezzedine Al-Qassam brigades, Hamas's military wing, give a press conference in Gaza City on January 19, 2009. Hamas's armed wing said today that it lost only 48 fighters during Israel's 22-day operation in Gaza. Israel has said that it killed more than 500 Hamas members during Operation Cast Lead that it launched on Gaza on December 27 and which it ended on Sunday with a unilateral ceasefire. AFP PHOTO / MOHAMMED ABED (Photo credit should read MOHAMMED ABED/AFP/Getty Images)
Tentera Zionis tinggalkan Gaza hari ini
19/01/2009 5:40pm
BAITULMAQDIS 19 Jan. – Pegawai-pegawai Israel berkata, bala tentera Yahudi itu akan meninggalkan Genting Gaza sepenuhnya sebelum Barack Obama mengangkat sumpah sebagai Presiden Amerika Syarikat ke-44, esok.
Ia adalah petunjuk rasmi pertama Israel merancang mengundurkan seluruh tenteranya selepas mengumumkan gencatan senjata sebelah pihak di Gaza lewat Sabtu lalu.
Keputusan berkenaan kemungkinan ada kaitan dengan keinginan rejim Zionis untuk mewujudkan hubungan permulaan yang lancar dengan pentadbiran baru AS.
Ribuan anggota tentera Israel mula keluar dari Gaza Sabtu lalu selepas mengumumkan gencatan senjata sebelah pihak itu, bagaimanapun pemimpin Israel menyatakan tenteranya akan terus berada di Gaza untuk beberapa ketika.
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