GAZA city, Gaza Strip (AP) – Palestinian militiamen bombarded Israel with dozens of rockets and mortar shells on Monday, while Israeli warplanes carried out bombing in the Gaza Strip in what appeared to be the most intense combat since the war of Palestinian 2014.Autoridades reported that at least three people, including two militiamen, were killed because of the Israeli attacks and nine were injured. An Israel airstrike ruler Hamas.En Israel destroyed the television station of the militia, the national rescue service said at least seven people were injured, including a 19 year-old soldier who was in serious condition.
The fighting, initiated by an undercover israeli attack in Gaza on the eve, questioned a brokerage informal agreement by Egypt and the United Nations aimed at reducing tensions. A day earlier, israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had defended said agreement and said that it was doing everything possible to prevent another war. The covert forces, which were apparently on a reconnaissance mission, were discovered several kilometers within the territory of Gaza on Sunday, sparking a confrontation that resulted in the death of seven militiamen, including a commander of Hamas, and a soldier’s Israel.El Monday evening, the militiamen launched around 100 rockets in less than an hour, the most intense bombardment from the 50-day war four years ago.
The rockets, which continued to soar for the night, lit up the sky over Gaza and activated sirens alert in the South of Israel.
The army said that the aircraft’s combat helicopters and tanks had attacked 30 targets of militiamen, including military complexes, security posts and weapon facilities. He added that it also impacted on a team that was launching rockets. Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Conricus, military spokesman, said that the Israeli forces sent more soldiers from infantry, defence systems and intelligence units to the border with the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian rockets cross the sky South of Israel once milicanos attacked an israeli bus with a missile in Gaza City, Monday, November 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Hatem Moussa)
“We will continue to attack and retaliating against the military targets belonging to terrorist organizations in Gaza,” reported to the media and stressed that “we will enhance these tasks as required”. On Monday night, an air raid destroyed the headquarters of the television station Al-Aqsa of Hamas in Gaza City. Israel had launched warning shots before the attack, prompting television station to stop transmitting. Minutes later, the projectile collapsed three-story building. Workers had evacuated the building after the first shots, and at the moment there were no reports of victims.
Hamas spokesman, Fawzi Barhoum, condemned the bombing and said it was a “barbaric and blatant aggression”. Ten minutes after the attack, the station resumed transmission with national songs.
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