Israeli planes hit Gaza twice in response to Hamas rockets

This morning, Israeli jets led, in two different waves, raid against Hamas positions in the Gaza Strip. At dawn, indeed, the terrorist organization launched a first "rain" of rockets on the Jewish state and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) responded by bombarding the bases of the fundamentalists located in the enclave. Palestinian terrorists then responded by hitting Israel's south with a new volley of missiles. The hunt with the Star of David, as a result, flew over the band a second time to destroy other extremist posts .

At the first light of dawn, 14 mortar shells ] were fired by Hamas against the southern regions of the Jewish state. The targets of the attack were the communities of Hof Ashkelon, Sdot Negev and Eshkol. IDF responded to the "rain" of missiles by bombarding training camps and tunnels used by terrorists in the northern part of the Strip. Despite the reprisals ordered by Jerusalem, the fundamentalist organization decided to hit the southern territories of Israel with another rocket launch. 17 mortar shells would be used by Hamas for the second attack. The new explosion, like the previous one, would not have caused casualties among the population of the Jewish state. Once the "rain" of missiles was over, Netanyahu's government ordered a second air raid on Gaza. This morning, Israeli planes took off and returned to the Palestinian enclave. The General Staff of Jerusalem announced that during the last air raid on the Gaza Strip, important military targets had been affected. Among these would be the bases in which the extremists made incendiary kites and explosive balls all the weapons used in recent weeks against the IDF. Israeli planes also reportedly made Hamas tunnels in the south of the Strip unusable. The terrorist organization reportedly fired a total of 31 projectiles on the southern territories of the Jewish state. According to the Netanyahu government, the Iron Dome defense system reportedly intercepted them.6

Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum said: "The Palestinian people, launching 31 rockets, have shown their strength. To Israel, from now on, we will respond severely to any violence perpetrated by the Jerusalem army against civilians wishing to demonstrate peacefully. According to terrorists, the missiles left by Gaza would be a decisive response to avenge the fifteen-year-old Palestinian who died last Friday while attempting to bypbad the barrier erected at the border between the enclave and the territory Israeli. The young man was killed by an IDF soldier. The General Staff of Jerusalem responded to Hamas threats by reaffirming its commitment to the defense of the Jewish state. Military summits accused extremists of attacking Israeli troops by using civilians as human shields . According to the armed forces, in addition, the terrorist organization would still "sabotage" Netanyahu government initiatives aimed at guaranteeing humanitarian badistance to the population of the band.