Israel Hit by 5,000 Rockets from Gaza, “State Of War” Officially Declared
The Israeli army warned of sirens across the country’s south and central areas, urging the public to stay near bomb shelters.
A series of rocket barrages were unleashed from the blockaded Gaza Strip on Saturday, resulting in the loss of life in Israel, according to reports from an AFP journalist and medical personnel.
The Israeli military issued warnings of sirens sounding across the southern and central regions of the country, urging the public to seek safety in nearby bomb shelters.
Gaza Rockets Strike Israel: Hamas Claims Responsibility for Operation Al-Aqsa Flood
Claiming responsibility for the attacks, the armed wing of the Palestinian group Hamas asserted that its fighters had launched over 5,000 rockets. The group stated, “We have chosen to halt the ongoing transgressions committed by the occupying force (Israel), signaling an end to their unchecked aggression.” They further announced “Operation Al-Aqsa Flood,” detailing the launch of over 5,000 rockets within the first 20 minutes of the operation.
Summery
In a recent event, the Gaza Strip launched a barrage of over 5,000 rockets towards Israel. This assault resulted in at least one casualty in Israel, prompting the Israeli military to issue warnings and advise citizens to seek shelter in designated areas. The armed wing of Hamas claimed responsibility for the attack, emphasizing their intent to halt what they perceive as Israel’s continued offenses through an operation they named “Al-Aqsa Flood.” They initiated the operation with an intense 20-minute barrage of rockets.
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