US EditionIsrael strikes Gaza for the second time in two days after Palestinian violence
- Israeli airstrikes targeted a militant site in Gaza for the second consecutive day, following the protests conducted by dozens of Palestinians near the separation fence in eastern Gaza.
- The Israeli army specifically targeted a post controlled by Hamas, the ruling militant group in Gaza, in response to the protests near the separation fence. The location of the airstrikes suggests that the Israeli army aimed to deter future demonstrations that may threaten its security.
- The repeated airstrikes indicate an escalating tension between Israel and Hamas, highlighting the ongoing conflict in the region. The clashes and the airstrikes raise concerns about the potential for further violence and instability in Gaza.
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Israel strikes Gaza again amid new violence at border
GAZA CITY: The Israeli army launched a drone strike on the Gaza Strip on Saturday after violent protests in which three Palestinians were wounded by Israeli fire, sources on both sides said. The early evening strike is one of a series that have come amid near-daily protests at the border by Palestinians after Israel closed the Erez crossing from Gaza. A drone “struck a military post belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization, adjacent to th…
Israel strikes Gaza for the second time in two days after Palestinian violence
Israeli airstrikes hit a militant site in Gaza on Saturday for the second time in as many days, the Israeli army said, after Palestinian militants sent incendiary balloons into Israeli farmland and Palestinian protesters threw stones and explosives at soldiers at the separation fence.
Israel strikes Gaza for the second time in two days after Palestinian violence
Israeli airstrikes hit a militant site in Gaza on Saturday for the second time in as many days, the Israeli army said, after Palestinian militants sent incendiary balloons into Israeli farmland and Palestinian protesters threw stones and explosives at soldiers at the separation fence.
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