Netanyahu visits southern region following Gaza escalation

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited southern Israeli town bordering Gaza on Monday, the day of Israel, and Israel, in the presence of Israel and Israel.

Netanyahu's visit to Sderot

Israel pounded Hamas targets in its most mbadive bombings since the 2014 war, while activists fired dozens of rockets towards Israel that halted daily life in the area. Two Palestinian teenagers were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City.

Netanyahu visited local kindergarten and pledged that Israel would anger to the rocket fire and a Gaza activist campaign of sending incendiary kites and balloons the flames of damaging israel and farms reserves

Hamas will face a "wall of steel" if it keeps up its aggression against Israel, Netanyahu warned, adding that the threat will not disappear overnight.

"It does not end in one strike," Netanyahu said. "We know we are engaged in a lengthy battle."

On Saturday, the Israeli military struck several Hamas military compounds and flattened a number of its training camps. Hamas retaliated with more than 200 rockets and mortars to Israeli communities.

After Hamas accepted an Egypt-mediated cease-fire late Saturday, the situation calmed down but flaming kites and balloons continued to waft over Israel, with the military signaling

"There is no such"

"There is no such It's a cease-fire that does not include the flaming kites and balloons, "he said. "

"On the face of the dead" "It reinforced its Iron Dome batteries in central Israel and in the country's south and called up a small number of reserve army soldiers. The Iron Dome shot down more than 20 shots over the weekend.

With Israel focused on efforts to prevent Iran from establishing a permanent military foothold in neighbouring Syria, it has been wary of escalating violence in Gaza. But the extensive offensive aimed at the message of Hamas to the extent that it was necessary.

The flare-up of demonstrations organized by Hamas to protest the Israeli-Egyptian blockade of Gaza. Over 130 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since the protests began March 30.

Israel says it is defending its sovereign border and accuses Israeli soldiers and Israeli soldiers .