In response to the launch of two rockets on Tel Aviv, the Israeli army attacks terror targets in Gaza

Israeli forces "are currently acting on targets of terrorist sites in the Gaza Strip", The army reported in a message posted on social networks that, however, did not provide details on the operations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who also holds the defense portfolio, held an emergency security meeting at the army headquarters in Tel Aviv on Thursday after launching two rockets from Gaza that were not held. Caused neither injury nor damage.

The Israeli army has released a video of the time the alarms went off in Tel Aviv

"The warning systems worked normally, the air defense systems did not intercept them," said the Israeli army about the attack launched from Gaza.

Despite this, the mayor of Tel Aviv, Ron Huldai, as well as the authorities of other cities in the region, ordered to open all public bomb shelters in the city.

The emergency service, United Hatzalah, said the teams treated "many people for anxiety attacks and emotional shock" after the rocket explosions, which were heard with great clarity in the south of the city.

So the sirens sounded in Tel Aviv

In Gaza, Palestinian media reports that Islamist Hamas leader Ismail Haniye and senior movement officials are evacuating the premises and headquarters, as well as their homes and offices, in Israeli retaliation.

The Israeli digital Ynet He said that Islamic Jihad was behind the launch of the two rockets, citing "sources in Gaza," but spokesman for this group, Dawood Shihab, denied it.

Tonight, two rockets launched from the Palestinian band have unleashed anti-aircraft alarms in southern Tel Aviv, where a powerful impact has been heard, said the Israeli army.

Security sources in Gaza confirmed to reporters that the Egyptian intelligence delegation was about to negotiate a long-term ceasefire with Israel He left the territory, which is interpreted by the Israeli media as an indication that bombings are planned on the band in retaliation.