Balkans | In the first 24 hours of the ceasefire, the Israeli army bombed Gaza, where a rocket was fired

The Israeli army bombarded the besieged Gaza Strip, where the cease-fire was established, by firing rockets.

No less than 24 hours after the conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian factions, which has been going on for 5 days, ended with a night truce, sirens sounded around Gaza in the evening.

The Israeli army announced that the air defense system did not open fire because a missile was fired from Gaza, south of Ashkelon (Ashkelon), towards an open area.

The Israeli army bombed two points in northern Gaza, claiming that they belonged to Hamas, with tank fire.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health did not announce any injuries or casualties.

A source from the Orak operations room, the roof structure of the Palestinian factions in Gaza, stated that the missile was fired with a “technical error” and that the factions in Gaza are committed to the cease-fire.

On Tuesday, May 9, the Israeli army launched an attack on the besieged Gaza Strip, claiming that it targeted the executive staff of the Islamic Jihad movement. 33 Palestinians, including 6 children and 3 women, were killed in the attacks, and 93 Palestinians, including 32 children and 17 women, were injured.

The Palestinian factions responded to these attacks by firing more than 1,000 rockets and mortar shells from Gaza on the Israeli side. An Israeli was killed when a rocket fired from Gaza hit a residential building in Rehovot on May 11.

The Israeli army bombardment destroyed 20 buildings in separate areas of the Gaza Strip, 49 houses were unusable, and 940 houses were damaged.

Both sides agreed to a cease-fire on the night of 13 May.

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