Netanyahu: Israel has led the worst blow to Hamas since the Gaza war 2014

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel had led the biggest attack against Hamas since the Gaza war in 2014.

The attack took place in response to the firing of dozens rockets on Israeli territory. Despite the announcement of an agreement on a truce by Hamas, attacks continue on both sides.

The Israeli army said that "gunmen fired two missiles at Israel on Sunday morning and opposed the Iron Dome system". An Israeli army targeted a group of Hamas members firing Molotov cocktails from the northern Gaza Strip. "

" The biggest blow "
Palestinian medical sources announced that two people had been killed 19659005] The Israeli army said that its plane had bombed facilities used by Hamas, including him "The headquarters of a battalion of the Palestinian resistance movement and a training camp in the refugee camp of northern Gaza."

Netanyahu said: "After consultation with the Minister of Defense, the head of the Israeli army "We decided to take drastic action against the terror of Hamas."

"The IDF has carried the greatest blow to Hamas since the operation, and will intensify attacks if necessary," he said. Netanyahu subsequently denied the news of a ceasefire agreement with the Palestinian factions Faith.

Netanyahu said at the weekly meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers "This is not true. We are not ready to accept attacks against us and we will respond appropriately.

Israelis were injured by Hamas rocket fire on Israeli territory. Palestinians declared a ceasefire agreement "thanks to Egyptian and international efforts."

Meanwhile, witnesses told Reuters that an Israeli raid bombed Saturday an uninhabited building in Gaza City and that the victims were passersby.

Witnesses said the Israeli raid bombed an unoccupied building in Gaza

Hamas claimed that another person was shot dead by Israeli forces during border demonstrations last Friday

The Israeli army accused Palestinian factions of having fired dozens of rockets from Gaza to Israeli cities. The Israeli attacks are the latest in a series of violence in the region in recent months after thousands of Palestinians staged demonstrations along the Gaza-Israel border to demand the return of the refugees and the lifting of the blockade. imposed by Israel and Egypt. In an exchange, authorities in Egypt and Israel say the blockade is necessary security to face the militants.

says medical sources in Gaza said more than 130 Palestinians were killed and 15 thousand killed by Israeli forces during the protests. Human rights groups accuse Israeli forces of using excessive force against protesters while Israel says its forces have opened fire only to defend themselves or to prevent them from fleeing. The entrance of some of those who tried to infiltrate his territories. And the violence between them for decades.