The Magen David Adom Medical Ambulance Service said one person died and seven others were injured.
Rocket strikes from the Gaza Strip killed one person and wounded seven others in the Israeli city of Rehovot. This was stated by the press service of the Israeli ambulance service Magen David Adom (Red Shield of David) on Thursday, May 11th.
“A total of eight injured as a result of the incident: one dead, four (wounded – ed.) of moderate severity, one suffered lightly, two were injured,” said the statement.
Before the strike, an air raid alert was issued in Rehovot and the nearby town of Ramla. Air raid sirens used to sound repeatedly in the settlements in southern Israel, directly adjacent to the Gaza Strip and the large seaside city of Ashkelon.
The Gaza Strip has fired more than 500 rockets at Israel since Wednesday. A third of them were intercepted by Israel’s air defense system. The Israeli Army (TsAGAL) hit 150 targets of the radical organization Islamic jihad in a semi-enclave.
TsAGAL has been conducting operations in the Gaza Strip since May 9 Shield and arrow. In particular, the Israelis hit military targets Islamic Jihad.
The operation was launched in response to the massive shelling in Israeli territory last week – on May 2, radicals from Gaza fired more than 100 rockets and mortar shells into Israeli territory per day.
The lawsuit follows the announcement on the evening of May 2 about the death in an Israeli prison of an activist group. Islamic jihad Khadr Adnan, who went on a hunger strike.
Remember, on May 9, TsAGAL removed three commanders of the Islamic Jihad group in the Gaza Strip.
In response, the Palestinians fired hundreds of rockets at Israel, some of which were unable to be intercepted.
Source: korrespondent
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