The army of Israel announced that it had bombed Hamas positions in the southern Gaza Strip between Saturday night and Sunday, following the launch of rockets from the Palestinian enclave.

The Israeli army said in a short statement that it was conducting “Attacks against terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip”, the Palestinian territory under the control of the Islamist movement Hamas.

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“Israeli warplanes attacked a site of the Al Qasam brigades (armed wing of Hamas) west of Jan Yunes”, a city in the southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian security sources told AFP.

They indicated that artillery shots were also fired at an observation base of the Islamist movement in the north of the enclave.

On Saturday morning, two rockets launched from the Gaza Strip landed in the Mediterranean off the Israeli city of Tel Aviv.

The alarm sirens did not go off and the rocket interception system did not go off, the Israeli army said in the statement.

Sworn enemies Israel and Hamas fought an 11-day war in May 2021, the fourth since 2008.

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