Two Palestinian resistance fighters survive Israeli air raid on Gaza

Israeli warplanes launched at dawn Saturday a number of air raids on different areas of the Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported, while a group of resistance fighters from al-Quds Brigades of Islamic Jihad survived an aerial attack when an air-to-surface missile did not explode.

Israeli F-16 fired at least one missile targeting a training site belonging to the Al-Qassam Brigades in Gaza City.

Meanwhile, a group of resistance fighters belonging to al-Quds Brigades survived an Israeli air raid that targeted them in Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza Strip when reconnaissance aircraft fired a missile at the area, but it did not explode.

Israeli drone also targeted for three times Zawayda municipality near the seashore. Material damages were reported. The area was targeted with three missiles few days ago, which led to a number of a number of injuries.

Israeli aircrafts have bombed an agricultural land belonging to Darwish family north of Nuseirat refugee camp. Material damages were reported.

In an earlier incident, the Israeli artillery on Friday evening targeted Qarara town east of Khan Younis southern Gaza Strip. Palestinian resistance, in turn, fired mortar shells at Israeli targets.

At least eight artillery shells were fired at agricultural lands in Qarara town in conjunction of Israeli over-flight. No injuries were reported.

The Palestinian resistance, in turn, responded by firing at least five rocket projectiles toward Kissufim military site and settlements adjacent to the centre and south of Gaza Strip. Sirens were heard blaring in the settlements.