Zionist regime's airstrikes target different areas of Gaza
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Zionist occupation regime's warplanes at dawn Thursday launched renewed air raids on the besieged Gaza Strip, causing only material damage to a school and some homes.
According to local sources, airstrikes targeted a resistance site in the west of Gaza City and a swath of cultivated land in the east of Beit Hanoun, north of the Strip.
A warplane also bombed a swath of land in Sufa area in the northeast of Rafah in southern Gaza.
A resistance post in the east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza was also bombed in an artillery attack.
In the last few days, the zionist occupation army launched multiple aerial and artillery attacks on Gaza at the pretext of responding to the launch of balloons carrying incendiaries towards israeli areas. (ILKHA)
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