 
 <prompt> text: ```JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Israeli troops don complete dia withdrawal from Gaza afta three-week military campaign against Hamas militants, di Israel Defense Forces tok on Wednesday.

Palestinians dey look damaged rocket launcher wey Israeli forces leave behind.

"Di forces don redeploy comot from di Gaza Strip, and dem dey ready for any development," one military statement tok.

During dia withdrawal, Israeli troops warn Gaza residents make dem avoid unexploded bombs or shells wey dem leave behind and make dem report di location to Israeli authorities.

Israel tok say dem don achieve dia goal to stop Hamas from firing rockets into southern Israel from Gaza. Hamas, di Palestinian militant group wey don control di territory since 2007, also declare victory for di conflict during one rally for Gaza City on Tuesday.

Israeli troops start to withdraw on Sunday afta tentative, separate cease-fire declarations by Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Hamas.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, wey visit di territory on Tuesday, criticize both sides and di international community for wetin he call dia "collective political failure" for settling di decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"I don condemn from di start of dis conflict di excessive use of force by Israeli forces for Gaza. I see di rocket attacks into Israel as completely unacceptable. We need to restore basic respect for civilians," he tok. Watch troops prepare to withdraw »

Di conflict, wey start on December 27, don leave more than 1,300 Palestinians and 13 Israelis dead.

Confirmation of di Israeli withdrawal come within one day of di inauguration of Barack Obama as di new president of di United States, wey replace George W. Bush, wey administration na one of di most supportive of Israel for decades. Ban tok say he dey hope say Obama go consider settling di conflict "a matter of priority."

Answers to di questions:

1. Wetin Israel achieve?
Israel tok say dem achieve dia goal to stop Hamas from firing rockets into southern Israel from Gaza.

2. Wia di rockets dey aim?
Di rockets dey aim southern Israel.

3. From wia?
Di rockets dey aim from Gaza.

4. Who tell di troops to withdraw?
Israeli troops start to withdraw on Sunday afta tentative, separate cease-fire declarations by Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Hamas.

5. Wetin be im title?
Im title na Israel Prime Minister.

6. When di cease-fire orders announce?
Di cease-fire orders announce on Sunday.

7. How long di campaign last?
Di campaign last for three weeks.

8. Wetin di troops warn locals make dem avoid?
Di troops warn locals make dem avoid unexploded bombs or shells wey dem leave behind.

9. Wetin dem suppose do if dem find any?
Dem suppose report di location to Israeli authorities.

10. To who?
To Israeli authorities.

11. Hamas also claim say dem win di conflict?
Yes, Hamas also declare victory for di conflict.

12. When dem make dis statement?
Dem make di statement on Tuesday.

13. During wetin type of gathering?
During one rally.

14. For wetin city?
For Gaza City.

15. Ban Ki-moon impressed with di resolution?
No, Ban Ki-moon criticize di resolution.

16. Wetin be im title?
Im title na U.N. Secretary-General.

17. How long di conflict dey last?
Di conflict dey last since December 27.

18. Between which two groups?
Between Israel and Hamas.

19. Whose rocket attacks im find unacceptable?
Im find di rocket attacks into Israel unacceptable.

20. Any casualties?
Yes, there dey casualties.

21. For one side, or both sides?
For both sides.

22. Which side suffer pass losses?
Di Palestinians suffer pass losses.

23. With how many?
With more than 1,300 casualties.

24. In contrast to how many Israelis?
In contrast to 13 Israelis.

25. Which U.S. President support Israel?
George W. Bush support Israel.

26. Who replace am?
Barack Obama replace am.``` <response>: ```1. stop rocket firing
2. enter southern Israel
3. Gaza
4. Ehud Olmert
5. Israel Prime Minister
6. Sunday
7. three weeks
8. bombs or shells wey never explode
9. tell dem where dem dey
10. Israeli authorities
11. yes
12. Tuesday
13. rally
14. Gaza
15. no
16. U.N. Secretary-General
17. decades
18. Israelis and Palestinians
19. Israeli
20. yes
21. both sides
22. Palestinians
23. pass 1,300
24. 13
25. George W. Bush
26. Barack Obama``` 