Military reportedly doesn’t believe terror group launched rocket but says it holds enclave’s rulers responsible; no immediate reports of injuries or damages
The Israeli military struck targets in the Gaza Strip after midnight on Tuesday in response to a rocket fired from the Hamas-controlled enclave hours earlier.
The rocket attack was the first in nearly four months, ending one of the longest periods of quiet on the Gaza border in years.
The Israeli military said in a statement that it bombed a number of targets, including a site used by Hamas to manufacture weapons. Hamas-affiliated media reported that the Israeli airstrikes targeted a site operated by Palestinian factions west of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.
Witnesses and security sources in the Gaza Strip reported no injuries from the air raid.
“The IDF considers Hamas responsible for what unfolds in the Gaza Strip,” the army said.
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