’Israeli’ Army Strikes Gaza

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"Israeli" war jets bombed targets in the southern Gaza Strip, witnesses and the army said early Saturday.

A spokesman for Gaza's health ministry said there were no casualties in the aggression, the first airstrike by "Israel" on the Palestinian enclave since the summer truce that ended "Israel's" 50-day aggression on Gaza which martyred over 2,000 Palestinians, the overwhelming majority of them civilians.

The "Israeli" army confirmed the strike, which it said "targeted a Hamas infrastructure site."

Military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner said in a statement that the "Hamas organization is responsible and accountable for today's attack against "Israel"."

On Friday, a rocket fired from Gaza hit an open field in southern the Zionist entity, "Israeli" police said, causing no casualties or damage.

The former deputy war minister Danny Danon rushed to announce that the incident once again proves that Hamas, ruling Gaza, is a terrorist organization. "If anyone doubted this then they received the answer now with the [rocket] fire," Danon claimed.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team