The Israeli Air Force has bombed positions of radical organizations in the Gaza Strip. This was announced by the Palestinian radio station South Al-Aqsa, TACC reports.
The targets were the positions of groups linked to the radical Hamas movement, which controls the coastal enclave. The strikes were reported on the outskirts of the towns of Khan Yunis and Beit Lahia in the southern and northern parts of the sector, respectively. In total, about 10 missiles were fired.
According to the radio station, the strikes were inflicted by fighter jets and helicopters. Palestinian groups, in turn, have returned fire from the Jewish state's air force.
According to the Qatari television channel Al Jazeera, Hamas observation posts in the northern parts of the Gaza Strip have also come under artillery fire from Israel.
There were no reports of casualties or damage as a result of the shelling.
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