WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Welcome back. In the aftermath of the weekend terror attacks in Jerusalem and Haifa, the Israeli military once again, for a second straight day, is in action against Palestinian targets. Here's Independent Television News' Terry Lloyd with a report.</s>TERRY LLOYD, ITN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Panic and terror in the streets of Gaza this morning as Israel's cold fury rained down on Palestinian targets. Schoolchildren were amongst the casualties. They've run into the streets after the first strikes on the Palestinian Preventive Security Service. A second missile appears to have hit their school compound. The attacks came just hours after the Israeli government branded the Palestinian Authority a terror supporting entity. Meanwhile, helicopter gunships attacked Yasser Arafat's headquarters in the West Bank town of Ramallah. The Palestinian leader was inside as three missiles hit just a few meters from his office. He was not injured, but Arab security chiefs said it was a deliberate attempt to kill him.</s>MARWAN BARGHOUTI, MILITIA SPOKESMAN: They are trying to kill Mr. Arafat, but this will not lead Mr. Arafat to give up his position and his struggle against Israeli occupation, .</s>LLOYD: Overnight, tanks rolled into Ramallah as part of Israel's response to the weekend suicide attacks by Palestinian militants. Arafat has been blamed for not arresting hard-line Arab leaders who planned the killings. Back in Gaza, the Palestinians' only airport, a vital link to the outside world, has been torn up by tanks. It's seen as further humiliation for Yasser Arafat and punishment for harboring terrorists. It is now thought at least two Palestinians were killed and more than 100 injured during the latest Israeli attacks. The dead are said to be a 17-year-old student and a police officer. And no one expects the bloodshed will end now. Terry Lloyd, ITN.
Israeli Military Strikes For Second Straight Day