Iran Press/ Middle East: Palestinian resistance fighters on Friday fired rockets towards al-Quds for the first time since Israel began its assassination of resistance commanders in the besieged Gaza Strip on Tuesday.
Rocket sirens sounded in the town of Beit Shemesh and elsewhere in the hills outside al-Quds, ending a 12-hour lull in fighting.
Israeli towns near the Gaza fence separating the besieged enclave from the occupied territories also came under renewed retaliatory rocket fire.
Israeli airstrikes hit areas in the central and southern Gaza Strip on Friday.
Two Palestinians were killed and several wounded in an Israeli air strike on an apartment in Gaza, local news sources reported on Friday.
Israeli warplanes today launched a series of airstrikes targeting the northern Gaza Strip. The airstrikes reduced a Palestinian house to rubble, said sources.
Israeli air forces shelled several locations in the northern Strip as the occupation’s aggression on the besieged Strip, which resulted in the killing of women and children, continued today for the fourth consecutive day. A house located adjacent to a school in Jabalia refugee camp, in northern Gaza, was completely destroyed in the attack.
Other strikes targeted agricultural lands in Beit Lahiya and Jabalia.
So far, 31 Palestinians, including six children and three women, have been killed in the Israeli attacks.
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