Explosions in Gaza following Israeli Air Force strikes
Explosions in Gaza following Israeli Air Force strikes
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The Israel Air Force attacked terror targets in Gaza on Tuesday night as a response to the shooting attack against Israeli forces, the IDF reported.
Palestinian sources reported that there was a failed rocket launch at Israel, falling into the Gaza Strip.
In addition, the same report claimed that the IDF is using especially forceful precision missiles.
According to several media reports, at least two Hamas bases were being targeted in the air strikes. One Hamas member was reportedly killed, while four others were wounded.
Earlier today, the IDF destroyed a Hamas post after a sniper bullet injured one IDF soldier lightly, hitting his helmet.
The IDF continues to strike terror targets.
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