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JERUSALEM (Worthy News)– Hamas launched an unmanned aircraft for the first time from the Gaza Strip which was destroyed near Ashdod as scores of rockets continued to rain down on Israel.
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IAF intensifies strikes as rocket barrage continues – Jerusalem Post
Israel’s operation against Hamas is aimed at restoring quiet, not to topple Hamas, a senior military source said Sunday.
Hamas launches UAV at southern Israel; rocket fire continues – Ynet News
Hamas launched an unmanned aerial vehicle towards southern Israel on Monday morning from the Gaza Strip, as militants continued to fire rockets on Israeli cities and towns. The latest weapon in the arsenal of the Gaza-based terrorist organization was intercepted by a Patriot missile defense battery deployed in central Israel.
Damage from Gaza rocket cuts power to 70,000 in strip – Times of Israel
A rocket fired from Gaza damaged power lines in Israel that resulted in the loss of power to 70,000 Palestinians in the coastal strip.
Two rockets fired from Lebanon at Western Galilee – Ynet News
Code Red sirens sounded in Nahariya, Shlomi and other communities in the Western Galilee at 00:26 on Sunday, after two rockets were launched toward Israeli territory, apparently from Lebanon. The rockets exploded in open areas and there were no reports of injuries or damage.
More Iron Dome batteries to be deployed across country – Jerusalem Post
A number of Iron Dome batteries will be rolled out in the coming days and deployed across the country.
Mortar fired from Syria hits Golan Heights – Times of Israel
A mortar shell landed on the Israeli side of the Golan Heights on Sunday evening, causing no injuries but starting a brush fire.
Abbas turns to UN for protection – Jerusalem Post
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday officially requested international protection for the Palestinians and their territories.
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