SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- The FAA has banned U.S. airlines from landing in Tel Aviv after a Hamas rocket made it through Israel's iron dome security system and hit near the airport. The rocket attacks and Israeli missile strikes are intensifying. There have been 29 Israelis and 630 Palestinians killed in the past 15 days. With no cease fire in place, sadly, those numbers are expected to go up.



A South Bay man is in mourning after one of those air strikes killed 30 members of his family. It is the largest number of people killed in a single family since the fighting started.



A missile strike destroyed an entire building, filled with just one family -- the Jamahs. Tuesday night, the one relative who lives in the BayArea spoke to ABC7 News about the pain and sadness he was going through.



Palestinian-American Hani Jamah showed us photos of his relatives and said, "This is one of my cousins that passed away. He was killed five hours ago."



He is glued to social media sites and international news channels. It's where he gets his information about Gaza and Israel. It's also where he learned about Sunday's missile strike that killed 30 people in one building.



Hani said, "I was like, 'Wow, that is sad. Let me see this poor family. Who are those people?' And I found out it's my family."



The Jamah family, which had three generations living under one four-story roof, was gone. The place where their home once stood now looks like a pile of rubble, leaving