The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) shelled on Monday morning Palestinian resistance monitoring sites north of Gaza Strip.

Israeli helicopters were also seen flying over the area.

Local sources affirmed that no injuries were reported in the shelling.

The Israeli attack came shortly after Israeli media sources reported that a Code Red siren was heard in the Ashkelon region near the northern border of Gaza after being allegedly hit with a rocket.

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) shelled a Palestinian resistance monitoring site in Beit Hanoun north of Gaza Strip on Monday.

The PIC reporter affirmed that no injuries were reported during the shelling.

The Israeli attack came shortly after Israeli media sources claimed that a Code Red siren was heard in the Sha’ar Hanegev settlement near Gaza Strip.

A rocket was fired early Monday morning from Gaza Strip at the Sha’ar Hanegev and prompted Code Red sirens to sound in the area the sources claimed.

Israel continues to carry out attacks on the Palestinian enclave from time to time in total violation of the ceasefire agreement which ended Israel’s latest large-scale war on the Gaza Strip in early July 2014.

The 51-day military aggression which ended on August 26 2014 killed nearly 2200 Palestinians including 577 children. Over 11100 others including 3374 children 2088 women and 410 elderly people were wounded in the aggression.