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ISRAELI FORCES STRUCK AT LEAST 65 TARGETS IN GAZA. PALESTINIAN FORCES LAUNCHED AT LEAST 70 PROJECTILES

Since May 29, the Israeli Defense Forces (SDF) have attacked at least 65 targets in the Gaza Strip. The targets were allegedly belonging to Hamas and the Islamic Jihad Movement and included alleged facilities manufacturing rocket launchers and rocket engines.
The IDF also claimed that its forces are currently operating in Gaza.
The round of escalation started from mortar shelling from Gaza early on May 29. Throughout the day, Palestinian forces launched at least 70 mortar shells and rockets at Israeli targets. The situation is developing.
Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups claimed that “bombings will be met with bombings and blood with blood”. They described the recent increased wave of shelling on Israeli targets as a “response to the Zionist aggression and the crimes against our people and the members of the resistance.”
The map below shows the following areas targeted by the IDF:
  • The Deir Balah Naval site and the Khan Yunis Nusayrat port
  • Shaykh Zayed
  • Bani Suhayla
  • Badr
  • A civilian administration in Eastern Jabalia
  • Malik
  • Arafat
  • Buraq
  • Fajr
Israeli Forces Struck At least 65 Targets In Gaza. Palestinian Forces Launched At least 70 Projectiles
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The Israeli map of the strikes:
Israeli Forces Struck At least 65 Targets In Gaza. Palestinian Forces Launched At least 70 Projectiles
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