DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: One day after Israeli helicopters fired rockets on the West Bank and Gaza, the gunships returned have returned to the skies over the Gaza Strip today. They did not fire, but underlined the threat that looms overhead. Let's check in now with CNN's Rula Amin, joining us by telephone from Gaza City -- Rula.</s>RULA AMIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Daryn, last night's attacks are still having their wave shocks here in Gaza. Today there were Fatah organization members -- this is the organization that is Mr. Arafat's organization. They are civilians. Today they declared that they're forming their own militias. We saw them today with guns. They said this is there response to yesterday's attack by Mr. Barak. This is their way of getting ready for any further escalation from the Israeli prime minister. At the same time, Mr. Arafat is under intensive pressure, diplomatic pressure from the U.S., from the Europeans and from some Arab leaders to attend a summit tomorrow in Egypt; a summit that would include President Clinton, Mr. Ehud Barak, the Israeli prime minister, and the Egyptian President...</s>KAGAN: OK, apparently we lost Rula; Rula Amin talking to us by telephone from Gaza City. I'm sure we'll be able to establish contact with her and talk with her a little bit more in the morning.
Israeli Helicopters Hover Over Gaza, Palestinians Prepare Militias