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Israel has launched airstrikes on the Gaza Strip for a second time this week since a cease-fire ended last month's 11-day war.
The strikes came late on Thursday night after Hamas militants launched incendiary balloons into Israel for a third straight day.
There were no immediate reports of casualties from the strikes. Israel also carried out airstrikes on Wednesday, targeting what it is said were Hamas facilities, without killing or wounding anyone.
The military said fighter jets struck Hamas &ldquo;military compounds and a rocket launch site&rdquo; late on Thursday in response to the balloons. It said its forces were preparing for a &ldquo;variety of scenarios including a resumption of hostilities."

Israel strikes Gaza again after Hamas fires incendiary balloons

Israel has launched airstrikes on the Gaza Strip for a second time this week since a cease-fire ended last month's 11-day war.

Israel has launched airstrikes on the Gaza Strip for a second time this week since a cease-fire ended last month's 11-day war.
The strikes came late on Thursday night after Hamas militants launched incendiary balloons into Israel for a third straight day.
There were no immediate reports of casualties from the strikes. Israel also carried out airstrikes on Wednesday, targeting what it is said were Hamas facilities, without killing or wounding anyone.
The military said fighter jets struck Hamas &ldquo;military compounds and a rocket launch site&rdquo; late on Thursday in response to the balloons. It said its forces were preparing for a &ldquo;variety of scenarios including a resumption of hostilities."

The Israeli military launched fresh air strike at Hamas compounds in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. It marks the first Israeli strike in the enclave since a ceasefire ended 11 days of fighting last month.
Israel said that the strikes were in response to the launching of incendiary balloons from the territory that caused fires in fields in southern Israel.
A Hamas radio station said an Israeli aircraft attacked a Palestinian training camp in the Gaza Strip. 
The renewed Israel-Gaza violence follows a march in East Jerusalem by Israeli nationalists that had drawn threats of action from Hamas.

Israel's fresh air strikes in Gaza threaten fragile ceasefire

The Israeli military launched fresh air strike at Hamas compounds in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. It marks the first Israeli strike in the enclave since a ceasefire ended 11 days of fighting last month

The Israeli military launched fresh air strike at Hamas compounds in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. It marks the first Israeli strike in the enclave since a ceasefire ended 11 days of fighting last month. Israel said that the strikes were in response to the launching of incendiary balloons from the territory that caused fires in fields in southern Israel. A Hamas radio station said an Israeli aircraft attacked a Palestinian training camp in the Gaza Strip. The renewed Israel-Gaza violence follows a march in East Jerusalem by Israeli nationalists that had drawn threats of action from Hamas.

The Israeli military launched fresh air strike at Hamas compounds in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. It marks the first Israeli strike in the enclave since a ceasefire ended 11 days of fighting last month.
Israel said that the strikes were in response to the launching of incendiary balloons from the territory that caused fires in fields in southern Israel.
A Hamas radio station said an Israeli aircraft attacked a Palestinian training camp in the Gaza Strip. 
The renewed Israel-Gaza violence follows a march in East Jerusalem by Israeli nationalists that had drawn threats of action from Hamas.

Hamas group, that rules Gaza, has said that Israel's declaration of a cease-fire represents a defeat for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and &ldquo;a victory to the Palestinian people.&rdquo;
"This is the euphoria of victory," said Khalil al-Hayya, the second most senior member of the Islamist movement's political bureau in the Gaza Strip as thousands of Gazans celebrated the truce. He also promised to reconstruct homes destroyed by Israeli air strikes.
Israeli strikes on Gaza since May 10 have killed 232 Palestinians, including 65 children, as well as fighters, and have wounded another 1,900, according to the Gaza health ministry.

Gaza ceasefire: Hamas claims victory in conflict with Israel

Hamas&nbsp;has said that Israel's declaration of a cease-fire represents a defeat for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and &ldquo;a victory to the Palestinian people&rdquo;

Hamas group that rules Gaza has said that Israel's declaration of a cease-fire represents a defeat for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and &ldquo;a victory to the Palestinian people.&rdquo;
"This is the euphoria of victory," said Khalil al-Hayya, the second most senior member of the Islamist movement's political bureau in the Gaza Strip as thousands of Gazans celebrated the truce. He also promised to reconstruct homes destroyed by Israeli air strikes.
Israeli strikes on Gaza since May 10 have killed 232 Palestinians, including 65 children, as well as fighters, and have wounded another 1,900, according to the Gaza health ministry.

Hamas group, that rules Gaza, has said that Israel's declaration of a cease-fire represents a defeat for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and &ldquo;a victory to the Palestinian people.&rdquo;
"This is the euphoria of victory," said Khalil al-Hayya, the second most senior member of the Islamist movement's political bureau in the Gaza Strip as thousands of Gazans celebrated the truce. He also promised to reconstruct homes destroyed by Israeli air strikes.
Israeli strikes on Gaza since May 10 have killed 232 Palestinians, including 65 children, as well as fighters, and have wounded another 1,900, according to the Gaza health ministry.

Israel and Hamas announced a cease-fire on Thursday. The truce ended a bloody 11-day war that caused widespread destruction in the Gaza Strip and brought life in much of Israel to a standstill.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel accepted the Egyptian proposal after a late-night meeting of his Security Cabinet. Hamas quickly followed suit and said it would honor the deal.
Israel launched hundreds of airstrikes during the operation, targeting what it said was Hamas' military infrastructure. It flattened several multi-storeyed buidlings housing media and other offices. In retaliation, Hamas fired over 4,000 rockets at Israeli cities.
At least 230 Palestinians were killed, including 65 children and 39 women, with 1,710 people wounded, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not break the numbers down into fighters and civilians.

Israel, Hamas call truce after 11 days of death & destruction in Gaza

Israel and Hamas announced a cease-fire on Thursday after a bloody 11-day war that caused widespread destruction in the Gaza Strip

Israel and Hamas announced a cease-fire on Thursday. The truce ended a bloody 11-day war that caused widespread destruction in the Gaza Strip and brought life in much of Israel to a standstill.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel accepted the Egyptian proposal after a late-night meeting of his Security Cabinet. Hamas quickly followed suit and said it would honor the deal.
Israel launched hundreds of airstrikes during the operation, targeting what it said was Hamas' military infrastructure. It flattened several muti-storeyed buidlings housing media and other offices. In retaliation, Hamas fired over 4,000 rockets at Israeli cities.
At least 230 Palestinians were killed, including 65 children and 39 women, with 1,710 people wounded, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not break the numbers down into fighters and civilians.

Israel and Hamas announced a cease-fire on Thursday. The truce ended a bloody 11-day war that caused widespread destruction in the Gaza Strip and brought life in much of Israel to a standstill.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel accepted the Egyptian proposal after a late-night meeting of his Security Cabinet. Hamas quickly followed suit and said it would honor the deal.
Israel launched hundreds of airstrikes during the operation, targeting what it said was Hamas' military infrastructure. It flattened several multi-storeyed buidlings housing media and other offices. In retaliation, Hamas fired over 4,000 rockets at Israeli cities.
At least 230 Palestinians were killed, including 65 children and 39 women, with 1,710 people wounded, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not break the numbers down into fighters and civilians.

Know Gaza: "The world&rsquo;s largest open-air prison&rdquo;
1948: Israel captured 78% of historic Palestine
Remaining 22% divided between West Bank and Gaza
Area: 365 sq kms (size of Lucknow)
Population: 2.1 million
Bordered by Israel and Egypt on the Mediterranean coast
Under an Israeli sea and air blockade since 2007
Nearly 70% of Gaza&rsquo;s residents are refugees
About 1.4 million refugees live in eight Gaza refugee camps
Ruled by Hamas group since 2007
Since 2008, Israel has waged four wars on Gaza
2008: Israel's first major assault on GazaStrikes lasted 23 daysNearly 1,500 Palestinians killed, 47,000 homes destroyed
2012: 170 Palestinians killed in an 8-day Israeli assault
2014: Israel's military action in Gaza lasted 50 daysMore than 2,100 Palestinians, half a million displaced from homes
2021: Israel is bombing Gaza again, over 200 Palestinians killed so farIsrael has bombed residential buildings, media offices and health centres

Know Gaza: 'The world’s largest open-air prison'

Know Gaza: "The world&rsquo;s largest open-air prison&rdquo;
 1948: Israel captured 78% of historic Palestine
 Remaining 22% divided between West Bank and Gaza
 Area: 365 sq kms (size of Lucknow)
 Population: 2.1 million
 Bordered by Israel and Egypt on the Mediterranean coast
 Under an Israeli sea and air blockade since 2007
 Nearly 70% of Gaza&rsquo;s residents are refugees
 About 1.4 million refugees live in eight Gaza refugee camps
 Ruled by Hamas group since 2007
 Since 2008, Israel has waged four wars on Gaza
 2008: Israel's first major assault on Gaza Strikes lasted 23 days Nearly 1,500 Palestinians killed, 47,000 homes destroyed
 2012: 170 Palestinians killed in an 8-day Israeli assault
 2014: Israel's military action in Gaza lasted 50 days More than 2,100 Palestinians, half a million displaced from homes
 2021: Israel is bombing Gaza again, over 200 Palestinians killed so far Israel has bombed residential buildings, media offices and health centres

Know Gaza: "The world&rsquo;s largest open-air prison&rdquo;
 1948: Israel captured 78% of historic Palestine
 Remaining 22% divided between West Bank and Gaza
 Area: 365 sq kms (size of Lucknow)
 Population: 2.1 million
 Bordered by Israel and Egypt on the Mediterranean coast
 Under an Israeli sea and air blockade since 2007
 Nearly 70% of Gaza&rsquo;s residents are refugees
 About 1.4 million refugees live in eight Gaza refugee camps
 Ruled by Hamas group since 2007
 Since 2008, Israel has waged four wars on Gaza
 2008: Israel's first major assault on Gaza Strikes lasted 23 days Nearly 1,500 Palestinians killed, 47,000 homes destroyed
 2012: 170 Palestinians killed in an 8-day Israeli assault
 2014: Israel's military action in Gaza lasted 50 days More than 2,100 Palestinians, half a million displaced from homes
 2021: Israel is bombing Gaza again, over 200 Palestinians killed so far Israel has bombed residential buildings, media offices and health centres

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday vowed to press ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip. Israel is pushing back against calls from the United States to wind down the operation that has left hundreds dead.
Netanyahu's tough comments marked the first public rift between the two close allies since the fighting began last week and could complicate international efforts to reach a cease-fire.
Israel continued to pound targets in Gaza with airstrikes, while Hamas fighters rained rockets on Israel throughout Wednesday. In another sign of potential escalation, militants in Lebanon fired a rocket barrage into northern Israel.
Netanyahu said he appreciated &ldquo;the support of the American president,&rdquo; but Israel would push ahead with the strikes.
He said he was &ldquo;determined to continue this operation until its aim is met.&rdquo; He spoke shortly after US President Joe Biden told Netanyahu that he expected "a significant de-escalation today on the path to a cease-fire".

Israel PM Netanyahu vows to continue Gaza strikes, puts Biden in a spot

Israeli PM&nbsp;Netanyahu has vowed to press ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip despite the US calls to wind down the operation

Israel PM vows to continue Gaza strikes, puts Biden in a spot

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday vowed to press ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip. Israel is pushing back against calls from the United States to wind down the operation that has left hundreds dead.
Netanyahu's tough comments marked the first public rift between the two close allies since the fighting began last week and could complicate international efforts to reach a cease-fire.
Israel continued to pound targets in Gaza with airstrikes, while Hamas fighters rained rockets on Israel throughout Wednesday. In another sign of potential escalation, militants in Lebanon fired a rocket barrage into northern Israel.
Netanyahu said he appreciated &ldquo;the support of the American president,&rdquo; but Israel would push ahead with the strikes.
He said he was &ldquo;determined to continue this operation until its aim is met.&rdquo; He spoke shortly after US President Joe Biden told Netanyahu that he expected "a significant de-escalation today on the path to a cease-fire".

Israeli warplanes continued to bombard several locations of Gaza City early on Monday. The latest bombings came hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fourth war with Gaza's Hamas rulers would rage on.
Explosions rocked the city from north to south for 10 minutes in an attack that was heavier and lasted longer than a series of air raids 24 hours earlier. 42 Palestinians were killed in the Sunday strikes that were the deadliest in the latest round of Israel attacks on the Hamas militant group that rules Gaza. The earlier Israeli airstrikes flattened three multi-storeyed buildings.
Local media reports said the main coastal road west of the city, security compounds and open spaces were among the targets hit early Monday. The power distribution company said the airstrikes damaged a line feeding electricity from the only power plant to large parts of southern Gaza City.

Israel air strikes kill 42 Palestinians in Gaza as Netanyahu warns of more

Israeli warplanes continued to bombard Gaza early on Monday as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fourth war with Hamas&nbsp;would rage on

Israel air strikes kill 42 in Gaza as Netanyahu warns of more

Israeli warplanes continued to bombard several locations of Gaza City early on Monday. The latest bombings came hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fourth war with Gaza's Hamas rulers would rage on.
Explosions rocked the city from north to south for 10 minutes in an attack that was heavier and lasted longer than a series of air raids 24 hours earlier. 42 Palestinians were killed in the Sunday strikes that were the deadliest in the latest round of Israel attacks on the Hamas militant group that rules Gaza. The earlier Israeli airstrikes flattened three multi-storeyed buildings.
Local media reports said the main coastal road west of the city, security compounds and open spaces were among the targets hit early Monday. The power distribution company said the airstrikes damaged a line feeding electricity from the only power plant to large parts of southern Gaza City.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, blaming Hamas for starting nearly a week of hostilities by firing rockets at Israel, said on Saturday Israel will continue to strike in Gaza as long as necessary and do its utmost to avoid civilian casualties.In a televised speech, he said, the party that bears the guilt for this confrontation is not his, it's those attacking innocent citizens. Netaynhayu added that the operation, it is still not over and will continue as long as necessary.Netanyahu also dialled US President Joe Biden after an air strike demolished a tower in Gaza hosting offices of the Associated Press and other news agencies, saying that Israel did its utmost to safeguard civilians in its Gaza bombing campaign.

Benjamin Netanyahu: Israeli offensive in Gaza to be on as long as necessary

Benjamin Netanyahu&nbsp;says the Israeli offensive in Gaza will continue as long as necessary, dials US President Joe Biden

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanhayu&nbsp;blames Hamas&nbsp;for hostilities
Netanyahu: Israel&nbsp;will continue to strike in Gaza as long as needed
Netanyahu: will do its utmost to prevent attacking innocent citizens
Netanyahu&nbsp;dialled US President after air strike demolished AP office
Netanyahu:&nbsp;tried to safeguard civilians in Gaza bombing campaign

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, blaming Hamas for starting nearly a week of hostilities by firing rockets at Israel, said on Saturday Israel will continue to strike in Gaza as long as necessary and do its utmost to avoid civilian casualties. In a televised speech, he said, the party that bears the guilt for this confrontation is not his, it's those attacking innocent citizens. Netaynhayu added that the operation, it is still not over and will continue as long as necessary. Netanyahu also dialled US President Joe Biden after an air strike demolished a tower in Gaza hosting offices of the Associated Press and other news agencies, saying that Israel did its utmost to safeguard civilians in its Gaza bombing campaign.

Thousands of Palestinians fled their homes on Friday as Israel in an operation to clear militant tunnels barraged the northern Gaza Strip with tank fire and airstrikes, killing a family of six in their house and heavily damaging other neighbourhoods.
In Gaza, the toll from the fighting rose to 122 killed, including 31 children and 20 women, according to the Health Ministry.
Across the West Bank, Palestinians held their most widespread protests since 2017, with hundreds in at least nine towns burning tires and throwing stones at Israeli troops. Soldiers opened fire, killing six, while a seventh Palestinian was killed as he tried to stab an Israeli soldier.
Within Israel, communal violence erupted for a fourth night. Jewish and Arab mobs clashed in the flashpoint town of Lod, even after additional security forces were deployed.

 Deaths rise as Palestinians flee heavy Israeli firing in Gaza

 Deaths rise as Palestinians flee heavy Israeli fire in Gaza

Israel launches operation to clear militant tunnels in Gaza strip
Family of 6 killed as Gaza Strip pounded with tank fire,&nbsp;airstrikes
Gaza: toll from the fighting rose to 122, including 31 children
Violent protests in West Bank, soldiers open fired, killed 6
Jewish &amp; Arab mobs clashed in the Israeli town of Lod
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Thousands of Palestinians fled their homes on Friday as Israel in an operation to clear militant tunnels barraged the northern Gaza Strip with tank fire and airstrikes, killing a family of six in their house and heavily damaging other neighbourhoods.
In Gaza, the toll from the fighting rose to 122 killed, including 31 children and 20 women, according to the Health Ministry.
Across the West Bank, Palestinians held their most widespread protests since 2017, with hundreds in at least nine towns burning tires and throwing stones at Israeli troops. Soldiers opened fire, killing six, while a seventh Palestinian was killed as he tried to stab an Israeli soldier.
Within Israel, communal violence erupted for a fourth night. Jewish and Arab mobs clashed in the flashpoint town of Lod, even after additional security forces were deployed.

Israel has pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas military figures. The Israeli strikes toppled a pair of high-rise towers housing Hamas facilities in a series of airstrikes. Hamas also showed no signs of backing down and fired hundreds of rockets at Israeli cities.
In just three days, this latest round of fighting between the bitter enemies has already begun to resemble a devastating 50-day war in 2014.
Gaza's Health Ministry said the death toll rose to 65 Palestinians, including 16 children and five women. A total of seven people have been killed in Israel in Hamas rocket attacks.
The fighting has triggered the worst Jewish-Arab violence inside Israel in decades.
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Israel intensifies Gaza air strikes, top Hamas leaders killed

Israel has pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas military figures. 65 Palestinians, including children and women, killed

Israel has pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas military figures. The Israeli strikes toppled a pair of high-rise towers housing Hamas facilities in a series of airstrikes. Hamas also showed no signs of backing down and fired hundreds of rockets at Israeli cities.
In just three days, this latest round of fighting between the bitter enemies has already begun to resemble a devastating 50-day war in 2014.
Gaza's Health Ministry said the death toll rose to 65 Palestinians, including 16 children and five women. A total of seven people have been killed in Israel in Hamas rocket attacks.
The fighting has triggered the worst Jewish-Arab violence inside Israel in decades.
&nbsp;

The UN has called for "immediate stop" of fire as Israel and Hamas escalated hostilities on Wednesday with deadly air strikes and retaliatory rocket fire.
U.N. Middle East peace envoy Tor Wennesland tweeted: "Stop the fire immediately. We're escalating towards a full scale war. Leaders on all sides have to take the responsibility of de-escalation.
"The cost of war in Gaza is devastating &amp; is being paid by ordinary people. UN is working w/ all sides to restore calm. Stop the violence now," he wrote.
Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes in Gaza into the early hours of Wednesday, while Hamas claimed that it fired 200 rockets at Israeli towns of Tel Aviv and Beersheba.

UN says 'stop fire immediately' as Israel & Hamas escalate strikes

The UN has called for "immediate stop" of fire as Israel and Hamas escalated hostilities on Wednesday with deadly air strikes and retaliatory rocket fire

The UN has called for "immediate stop" of fire as Israel and Hamas escalated hostilities on Wednesday with deadly air strikes and retaliatory rocket fire.
U.N. Middle East peace envoy Tor Wennesland tweeted: "Stop the fire immediately. We're escalating towards a full scale war. Leaders on all sides have to take the responsibility of de-escalation.
"The cost of war in Gaza is devastating &amp; is being paid by ordinary people. UN is working w/ all sides to restore calm. Stop the violence now," he wrote.
Israel carried out hundreds of air strikes in Gaza into the early hours of Wednesday, while Hamas claimed that it fired 200 rockets at Israeli towns of Tel Aviv and Beersheba.

A 30-year-old Indian woman in Israel has been killed in a rocket attack by Palestinian militants from Gaza, PTI has reported quoting officials.
Soumya Santosh, who hailed from Kerala&rsquo;s Idukki district, worked as a caregiver attending to an old woman at a house in the southern Israeli coastal city of Ashkelon.
The Indian woman was said to be living in Israel for the last seven years. She has a nine-year-old son whom she had left with her husband in Kerala.
Ashkelon, which borders the Gaza Strip, has come under a massive fire from the Palestinian militants.
Israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes at Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets in the coastal strip.
&nbsp;

Indian woman in Israel killed in Hamas rocket fire

A 30-year-old Indian woman in Israel has been killed in a rocket attack by Palestinian militants from Gaza

A 30-year-old Indian woman in Israel has been killed in a rocket attack by Palestinian militants from Gaza, PTI has reported quoting officials.
Soumya Santosh, who hailed from Kerala&rsquo;s Idukki district, worked as a caregiver attending to an old woman at a house in the southern Israeli coastal city of Ashkelon.
The Indian woman was said to be living in Israel for the last seven years. She has a nine-year-old son whom she had left with her husband in Kerala.
Ashkelon, which borders the Gaza Strip, has come under a massive fire from the Palestinian militants.
Israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes at Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets in the coastal strip.
&nbsp;

Israel on Tuesday stepped up its air attacks on the Gaza Strip, bombing a high-rise building that it claimed was being used by Hamas militants. At least alleged militants were killed in the strike. In retaliation, Hamas has continued to rain down rockets almost non-stop on parts of Israel.
The death toll in Gaza rose to 32 Palestinians, including 10 children, according to the Health Ministry. Over 200 people were wounded.
It was the heaviest fighting between the two bitter enemies since 2014, and it showed no signs of slowing.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to expand the offensive, while Gaza militants unleashed a fierce late-night barrage of rockets that set off air-raid sirens and explosions throughout the densely populated Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
Three women in Israel were killed by rocket fire, and dozens of people wounded.

43 Palestinians, including kids, killed in Israel air raids in Gaza

43 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air strikes in Gaza. Hamas&nbsp;rains rockets on parts of Israel in retaliation

Israel on Tuesday stepped up its air attacks on the Gaza Strip, bombing a high-rise building that it claimed was being used by Hamas militants. At least 3 alleged militants were killed in the strike. In retaliation, Hamas has continued to rain down rockets almost non-stop on parts of Israel.
The death toll in Gaza rose to 43 Palestinians, including 10 children, according to the Health Ministry. Over 200 people were wounded.
It was the heaviest fighting between the two bitter enemies since 2014, and it showed no signs of slowing.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to expand the offensive, while Gaza militants unleashed a fierce late-night barrage of rockets that set off air-raid sirens and explosions throughout the densely populated Tel Aviv metropolitan area.
Five Israeli civilians, including 3 women, were killed by rocket fire, and dozens of people wounded.

Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem on Monday, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city.This after hundreds of Palestinians were hurt in clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint religious site in the contested holy city.The Israeli Army said there was an initial burst of seven rockets, one was intercepted, and rocket fire was continuing.
The early-evening attack drastically escalated what already are heightened tensions throughout the region following weeks of clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.&nbsp;

Hamas fires rockets deep into Israel, amid Al Aqsa tensions

Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem on Monday, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city. This after hundreds of Palestinians were hurt in clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint religious site in the contested holy city. The Israeli Army said there was an initial burst of seven rockets, one was intercepted, and rocket fire was continuing.
The early-evening attack drastically escalated what already are heightened tensions throughout the region following weeks of clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.&nbsp;

Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip fired rockets toward Jerusalem on Monday, setting off air raid sirens throughout the city. This after hundreds of Palestinians were hurt in clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint religious site in the contested holy city. The Israeli Army said there was an initial burst of seven rockets, one was intercepted, and rocket fire was continuing.
The early-evening attack drastically escalated what already are heightened tensions throughout the region following weeks of clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.&nbsp;

Israel bombs Gaza after being hit by rockets as Netanyahu signs deal

Close on the heels of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's signing of normalisation deals with the UAE and Bahrain in Washington, Gaza struck Israel with rocket fire. At least two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip, one of which was intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome anti-missile system and the other crashed into the southern coastal city of Ashdod. The Israel Defence Forces said their fighter jets responded with air strikes on military targets belonging to Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip. The IDF blamed Hamas and warned that it would 'bear the consequences for terror activity against Israeli civilians'.

 Israel bombs Gaza after being hit by rockets as Netanyahu signs deal

Gaza fires rocket at Israel as Netanyahu&nbsp;signs peace deal
One missile hit&nbsp;city of Ashdod
Israel bombed Gaza in retaliation
Israel warned Hamas&nbsp;would bear consequence
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Close on the heels of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's signing of normalisation deals with the UAE and Bahrain in Washington, Gaza struck Israel with rocket fire. At least two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip, one of which was intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome anti-missile system and the other crashed into the southern coastal city of Ashdod. The Israel Defence Forces said their fighter jets responded with air strikes on military targets belonging to Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip. The IDF blamed Hamas and warned that it would 'bear the consequences for terror activity against Israeli civilians'.

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