Jerusalem hails European condemnation of Hamas violence; EU condemns rocket fire, calls for renunciation of violence.

Pro-Palestinian protests were banned in France, OKed in Paris; demonstrators in Berlin arrested after police clashes ensue.

The European Union on Tuesday strongly condemned ‘’the indiscriminate firing of rockets into Israel by Hamas and militant groups in the Gaza Strip, directly harming civilians.’’

EU Foreign Ministers meet Tuesday in Brussels to look at the latest developments of the situation on the ground as part of a discussion on the Middle East Peace Process in general.

A rocket strikes backyard of house in Tel Aviv suburb of Yehud, causing major damage on 15th day of Operation Protective Edge.A rocket strikes backyard of house in Tel Aviv suburb of Yehud, causing major damage on 15th day of Operation Protective Edge.

FAA prohibits flights for 24 hours after rocket fired from Gaza damages home 5 kilometers from Ben-Gurion Airport; Air France, Lufthansa, KLM follow suit.

While violent anti-Israel protests often turning anti-Semitic are being staged in several European cities, thousands of people rallied in London and New York on Sunday in support of Israel and the operation against Hamas in Gaza, and to protest rocket fire at Israel.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls condemned the use of anti-Zionist rhetoric as a cover up of anti-Semitic opinions''.

All terrorists shot dead by Israeli forces; two squads attempt to infiltrate Kibbutz Nir Am through two tunnels; IDF received alert from Shin Bet hours before attack.

Israel's air strikes in Gaza have been ''deliberately disproportionate'' and amount to ''collective punishment'', said British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, in comments that are in stark contrast with Prime Minister David Cameron’s statements supporting Israel.