IDF intercepts another Hamas UAV; IDF Suffers First Casualty (Video)


JERUSALEM (Worthy News)– For the second time, Israel has shot down an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) coming from the Gaza Strip on Thursday night. Meanwhile, Israel launched a ground campaign in Gaza last night, and the IDF suffered its first casualty of Operation Protective Edge.  At least 20 Palestinians were killed overnight according to Palestinian media sources.

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IDF intercepts another Hamas UAV – Ynet News
For the second time during Operation Protective Edge, a Patriot missile defense battery intercepted an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) coming from the Gaza Strip on Thursday evening.

Hamas’ military wing claimed responsibility for launching the Ababil 1 UAV, that was shot down over Ashkelon. The organization said that it intended to attack a target deep in Israel.

IDF suffers first fatality in Gaza ground offensive – Jerusalem Post
The IDF suffered its first casualty in Operation Protective Edge at 4 a.m. on Friday as the army commenced its ground offensive into Gaza. Two more soldiers were lightly wounded.

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