The Palestinian resistance renews its targeting of the occupation settlements with missiles

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In response to the ongoing Israeli occupation crimes against the Palestinians, the Palestinian resistance today renewed its targeting with missiles the Israeli settlements which were  established on Palestinian lands in the vicinity of the besieged Gaza Strip and in the cities of Asdod and Askelan in the Palestinian territories occupied in 1948.

Palestinian media reported that the resistance launched bursts of rockets from the Gaza Strip targeting occupation settlements in the vicinity of the Strip and in the cities of Asdod and Askelan in the Palestinian territories occupied in 1948.

Earlier today, the resistance targeted the occupation settlements established on Palestinian lands in the vicinity of the Strip and in Askelan in the Palestinian territories occupied in 1948, which led to the injury of a number of settlers.

Since yesterday, 27 Palestinians have been killed, including a woman and 9 children, and hundreds have been injured as a result of the continuous Israeli attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip. Hundreds of Palestinians have also been injured as a result of the occupation forces and settlers’ attacks on Palestinians in occupied Jerusalem and the rest of the cities and towns of the West Bank.

Sanaa Hasan

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