(CNN) -- Hamas wants an end to Israel's long blockade of Gaza and raids on the territory in any cease-fire that might put a stop to five days of weaponry plummeting from the sky, a top Palestinian official said Sunday. Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that has ruled Gaza since 2007, said an Israeli airstrike killed a family of 10 on Sunday. Israel, meanwhile, said Hamas had fired nearly 150 rockets into Israel in a single day, and that the strike was aimed at killing one of the leaders of the militant group's rocket corps -- but Israel was unsure whether he was among the dead.
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NEW: The death toll in Gaza climbs to 76, says the Gaza health ministry
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Hamas demands an end to Gaza blockade, Israeli raids
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Israel says it conducted 130 strikes, intercepted 41 of 146 rockets
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Israeli envoy in Egypt for cease-fire talks
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