Terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired a rocket toward Israeli territory,
triggering warning sirens in the southern town of Sderot and the
surrounding area on Friday evening, the Israel Defense Forces said in a
statement. A regional spokesman said the projectile apparently fell in
an open area and there were no injuries or damage.
The IDF retaliated later Friday night. “IDF aircraft and a tank a short time ago attacked military positions and infrastructure used for underground activity belonging to the Hamas terror group in the northern Gaza Strip,” the IDF said. “The attacks were carried out in response to rocket fire launched from the Strip toward Israeli territory earlier in the evening.” This was the first red alert siren to go off since March 12 when one was triggered in Kibbutz Re’im near the Gaza border, though the IDF subsequently confirmed that it had been a false alarm. -Full Report
The IDF retaliated later Friday night. “IDF aircraft and a tank a short time ago attacked military positions and infrastructure used for underground activity belonging to the Hamas terror group in the northern Gaza Strip,” the IDF said. “The attacks were carried out in response to rocket fire launched from the Strip toward Israeli territory earlier in the evening.” This was the first red alert siren to go off since March 12 when one was triggered in Kibbutz Re’im near the Gaza border, though the IDF subsequently confirmed that it had been a false alarm. -Full Report