Army: Rocket fired from Gaza lands in southern Israel


BETHLEHEM (Ma’an) -- A rocket launched from the Gaza Strip landed in southern Israel overnight, Israel's army said, with no reported injuries.

The rocket landed in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council overnight, with Israeli forces conducting searches in the area.

Sirens did not sound before the rocket fire, Israeli media reported.

No Palestinian group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Israeli warplanes attacked several targets across the Gaza Strip on Friday night after rockets were fired at an Israeli town bordering Gaza.

Friday’s rocket fire marked the eleventh such attack to hit Israel since January, according to the Israeli army, with no injuries caused. more

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