ERUSALEM: Rockets and mortars from the Gaza Strip pummeled southern Israel early Wednesday and an Israeli airstrike killed a Palestinian militant, in a sharp escalation of violence following a landmark visit to Gaza by Qatar’s leader.
Another Gaza man died Wednesday of wounds sustained in an Israeli air attack the night before, a health official said. The deaths bring to four the number of Palestinians who have died in strikes on Gaza in the past two days.
Several foreign workers were wounded in the rocket fire Wednesday, and a number of militants were wounded in the Israeli air attacks, Israeli and Palestinian health officials said. Hamas security forces were ordered to evacuate their facilities for fear they would become targets of Israeli airstrikes, and some schools in southern Israel and Gaza canceled classes.
Crossings between Gaza and Israel were shut down following the exchanges of fire.
The Israeli military said 60 rockets and mortars were fired by early morning, and that Israeli aircraft struck Gaza three times. The Popular Resistance Committees said one of its members died in one of the airstrikes, and Gaza health official Dr. Ashraf Al-Kidra said another Gaza man died of wounds sustained in an attack Tuesday night that killed two militants. No militant group claimed him as a member.
One of the rockets hit a house, causing no injuries, and one of the airstrikes struck a mosque in the southern Gaza village of Khouza for the second time in several weeks.
Hostilities have been simmering for weeks, and Israel’s defense minister vowed that his country would not reconcile itself to attacks from Gaza.
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Another Gaza man died Wednesday of wounds sustained in an Israeli air attack the night before, a health official said. The deaths bring to four the number of Palestinians who have died in strikes on Gaza in the past two days.
Several foreign workers were wounded in the rocket fire Wednesday, and a number of militants were wounded in the Israeli air attacks, Israeli and Palestinian health officials said. Hamas security forces were ordered to evacuate their facilities for fear they would become targets of Israeli airstrikes, and some schools in southern Israel and Gaza canceled classes.
Crossings between Gaza and Israel were shut down following the exchanges of fire.
The Israeli military said 60 rockets and mortars were fired by early morning, and that Israeli aircraft struck Gaza three times. The Popular Resistance Committees said one of its members died in one of the airstrikes, and Gaza health official Dr. Ashraf Al-Kidra said another Gaza man died of wounds sustained in an attack Tuesday night that killed two militants. No militant group claimed him as a member.
One of the rockets hit a house, causing no injuries, and one of the airstrikes struck a mosque in the southern Gaza village of Khouza for the second time in several weeks.
Hostilities have been simmering for weeks, and Israel’s defense minister vowed that his country would not reconcile itself to attacks from Gaza.
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