PanARMENIAN.Net – The Israeli Air Force hit back at targets in the Gaza Strip overnight on Sunday, Oct 28, the IDF Spokesperson Office said, according to The Jerusalem Post.
A further fifteen rockets fell overnight on the Eshkol Regional Council area following the IAF strike.
IDF spokesman announced that the IAF struck the targets in Gaza, including a rocket launching site in the northern Gaza Strip and militants’ center in southern Gaza.
Palestinian sources announced damage done to two rocket launching squads in Khan Younis and Beit Hanoun, with no injuries reported.
Earlier on Sunday, two short-range Kassam rockets exploded in the Eshkol region, also striking open areas and triggering rocket alert sirens.
Shortly after that attack, the Israel Air Force struck a rocket-launching cell in central Gaza. The violence continued later in the day when Palestinians fired mortar shells at an IDF force on a routine patrol of the Gaza border.
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