(CNN) -- As rockets and missiles fly across the Israeli-Gaza border, CNN's Ben Wedeman describes the mood on the ground in Gaza. Is there a mood for war in Gaza? No. Among people with no affiliation with one faction or another, there is little enthusiasm for this flare-up. People here are exhausted. They see no benefit whatsoever of firing missiles into Israel that result in airstrikes that are extremely disruptive to daily life. Keep in mind that last summer after the overthrow of the Morsy government in Egypt, many of the tunnels under that country's border with Gaza were destroyed, so the economy is in abysmal shape.
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CNN's Ben Wedeman says there's little enthusiasm in Gaza for the flare-up with Israel
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He says Hamas is defiant but in private many Palestinians are opposed to their leadership
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Israel's anti-Hamas rhetoric intensified after Hamas reached a pact with Fatah, he says
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There's been no sign of urgency in the international community to become involved, he says
The majority of people in Gaza are the descendants of those who were driven or fled from their homes in 1948-49, some from the very same areas currently being hit by rockets from @placeholder.