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Rockets fired from Gaza target Tel Aviv

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epa04314116 A rocket fired from Gaza Strip toward Israel, viewed from southern Israel near the border with Gaza strip, 13 July 2014. Israeli naval commandos raided a site in the Gaza Strip used by Hamas to fire rockets into Israel, the military said Sunday, the sixth day of a major offensive that has left at least 165 Palestinians dead. It is believed to be the first time ground forces have been used by Israel in the conflict and came amid intense Israeli airstrikes in response to a barrage of Hamas rockets fired toward Tel Aviv and elsewhere. EPA/ABIR SULTAN

 

For the first time since 2014, Tel Aviv was the target of rockets fired from Gaza. Israel was quick to respond by attacking what it called “terror sites” in Gaza.

Israeli planes bombed at least two Hamas security positions with several explosions heard.

Rocket sirens sounded in Tel Aviv on Thursday evening, alerting residents to rush to bomb shelters.

There were no reports of damage or casualties, the Israeli army said, and no group in Gaza immediately claimed the attack, but in a statement, Hamas’s military wing denied responsibility for the attack.

As well as the strip’s rulers, Hamas, other armed factions operate in the territory, including Islamic Jihad, an Iranian-backed organisation that has launched rockets in the past.

 

Via Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post

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