Three Palestinians were left injured on Thursday evening after the Israeli occupation army struck Palestinian resistance sites in the blockaded Gaza Strip.
Palestinian Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qidra said three Palestinians sustained mild injuries in the attacks.
Reporting from Gaza a PIC news correspondent said Israeli warplanes targeted Palestinian resistance sites in al-Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza Strip along with two others sites in Gaza city and west of Rafah. Four missiles slammed into the latter.
Israeli fighter jets also struck a Hamas resistance site west of Khan Younis with two missiles.
Israeli artillery further unleashed smoke bombs east of Beit Hanoun north of Gaza Strip.
In the afternoon Israeli artillery attacked Palestinian lands and resistance sites belonging to al-Qassam and Saraya al-Quds brigades east of Beit Hanoun north of the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli army spokesman said cannons deployed on Gaza’s northern borders and fighter jets struck the two sites and Palestinian lands after mortar shells were fired from the enclave at an Israeli patrol stationed on Gaza borders.
Israel’s Channel 7 claimed 15 mortar shells were discharged form Gaza toward an Israeli military patrol.
Train transport between Ashkelon and Sderot has been temporarily halted following directives from the Israeli occupation forces issued shortly after the onslaught.
