Baku-APA. The Israeli Air Force (IAF) bombed two targets in the Gaza Strip on Saturday after militants in the enclave fired a rocket into southern Israel, the Israeli army said in a statement, APA reports quoting Xinhua.
The strike came hours after a Qassam-type rocket landed in an open area in the western Negev, setting off air raid sirens in Israeli communities bordering Gaza. No injuries were reported.
The airstrike targeted "a terror activity site" and a weapon storage facility in southern Gaza, the Israeli military said in the statement, adding that direct hits were confirmed.
Israel's Ynet news site quoted Palestinian sources as saying that IAF aircraft fired two missiles at a facility run by Hamas' military wing near the Islamic University, east of Khan Yunis. A second strike reportedly targeted an uninhabited structure in Rafah.
No injuries on the Palestinian side were reported in either attack.
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