Israeli warplanes launch series of airstrikes on Gaza Strip
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Israeli occupation warplanes launched a series of airstrikes targeting several sites in the north and south of the Gaza Strip at dawn Thursday, under the pretext of firing a missile at the occupied city of Ashkelon on Wednesday evening.
According to a “Palestine Now Agency”, Israeli warplanes targeted several resistance positions in the Gaza Strip.
It said the warplanes targeted a resistance position near the American school in the north of the Strip, confirming that the site had been set on fire.
According to local sources, ambulances rushed to the site of the latest targeting west of Beit Lahiya town in the northern Gaza Strip.
They added that the Israeli occupation planes targeted the new port site in the city of Khan Yunis with more than three strikes, and raided the Ashkelon position of the resistance in the northern Gaza Strip with several other airstrikes.
In Gaza City, the agency reported that Israeli warplanes waged four airstrikes on a navy position northwest of Gaza City, confirming that the site caught fire.
For its part, medical sources have not reported any casualties in all the Zionist raids on the Gaza Strip.
