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A new outbreak of violence has shaken the Gaza strip where the The Israeli army fought back with shelling after firing dozens of Palestinian rockets, making you fear a nNew conflict in the enclave.
Three Palestinians were killed by Israeli attacks in retaliation for the Palestinian rocket fire that killed about 10 Israelis.
At night, the Israeli aviation destroyed Al-Aqsa TV building, the chain of the Islamist movement.
These hostilities take place after months of tensions that fears a fourth war in 10 years between Israel and Hamaswho controls the Gaza Strip.
In Israeli cities near the Gaza Strip, warning sirens continued to ring, prompting neighbors to rush to the shelters.
"The edge of the abyss"
The special envoy of the UN, Nickolay MladenovHe added that he was still working with Egypt to move Gaza away from the "edge of the chasm". "The Climbing the last 24 hours is extremely dangerous and inconsideratehe tweeted.
The Israeli army said that there were some 300 gunshots from Gaza in a few hourswhich dozens were intercepted by the missile defense system.
Most rockets they fell in uninhabited areas, the army reported, but two houses in Ashkelon and Netivot were reached.
An Israeli soldier was seriously injured by an anti-tank missile strike on a bus parked near Kfar Aza Kibbutz, near the Gaza Strip in the north of the country, the army said. According to rescue teams, it's a 19-year-old who is in critical condition.
In retaliation for this attack and firing rockets, "fighter planes, attack helicopters and tanks of the Israeli army Shooting on more than 70 military posts from Hamas and Islamic Jihad (second Palestinian force) throughout the Gaza Strip, "said the army.
Three Palestinians were killed, two in the north and one in the southern Gaza Strip, and nine others were wounded by Israeli bombing, the Gazatí Ministry of Health reported.
The origin of this new outbreak of violence appears to be an incursion of Israeli soldiers into the Gaza Strip.
On Sunday night, an Israeli lieutenant-colonel and seven Palestinians, including a local leader of the Hamas armed wing, were killed in this Israeli special forces mission inside the enclave.
The Israeli army spoke of an information operation and denied that it was about murdering or capturing Palestinians, as Hamas claimed.
"Dozens of rockets"
Ezzedin Al Qasam brigades, an armed wing of Hamas, said on Monday that they launched the rockets in response to Sunday's events.
"The Al Qasam Brigades respond to the crime of yesterday," they said in a statement, according to them, different armed groups, launching "dozens of rockets" against "enemy positions".
The late lieutenant-colonel, Sunday, is the second-largest Israeli soldier to die since tensions began between Israel and the Gaza Strip at the end of March.
On the Palestinian side, at least 231 people were killed by gunfire from the Israeli army.
Among the seven Palestinians who died Sunday, there is a local leader of Al Qasam Brigades, identified as Nur Baraka, and five members of the Hamas armed forces, according to security sources.
In recent weeks, a hint of truce had been seen.
The Israeli authorities, who control all access to the Gaza Strip, except for the Egyptian border, last week authorized Qatar to pay $ 15 million in salaries for Hamas officials.
This operation follows efforts by Egypt and the UN to reach a lasting truce between Israel and Hamas.
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