The Israeli occupation army on Monday struck a Palestinian resistance site east of Khan Younis south of the besieged Gaza Strip leaving at least one Palestinian killed and nine others injured.
The casualties were rushed to Shuhadaa al-Aqsa Hospital in Gaza so as to be treated for the injuries sustained in the attack according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. One Palestinian was pronounced dead shortly afterwards.
The victim was identified as 25-year-old Ahmed Abu Armana.
Sometime earlier the Israeli army claimed responsibility for an attack targeting a Palestinian resistance site under construction on the borderland between 1948 Occupied Palestine and Khan Younis.
The occupation army added that the blast was carried out using new “breakthrough technology.”
Sounds of heavy blasts were detected along Gaza’s border fence.
