The Israeli occupation army struck at noontime Wednesday a Palestinian resistance site in the blockaded Gaza Strip inflicting heavy material damage.

A PIC news correspondent said Israeli army tanks targeted a facility belonging to Hamas’s armed wing—al-Qassam Brigades—in al-Maghazi camp in central Gaza Strip with three shells.

The occupation army claimed gunshots were fired from the enclave (and the strike was in retaliation to the gunshots) according to reports by Hebrew-speaking media.

A couple of days earlier Israeli tanks fired shells toward the enclave razing a resistance site to the ground.

The Israeli occupation army struck overnight Sunday a Palestinian resistance site in the blockaded Gaza Strip inflicting heavy material damage.

A PIC news correspondent said Israeli army tanks deployed near the border fence east of al-Maghazi camp in central Gaza Strip targeted a facility belonging to Hamas’s armed wing—al-Qassam Brigades—with three shells. The site was completely razed to the ground.

Eyewitnesses said an Israeli tank moved from Kissufim site northwards before it stopped at Abu Safiya site and fired shells toward the enclave.

Fire also broke out after Israeli forces fired light bombs east of Rafah near Karam Abu Salem site.

Sometime earlier the occupation army claimed that a missile from Gaza slammed into Eshkol region before it backtracked on the piece of news and admitted that the rocket fell inside Gaza borders.