VIDEO: Hamas fires tens of rockets after deadline expires; zionists in panic!

The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas had set a deadline for the Zionist military to leave Al-Aqsa Mosque by 6 o’clock local time today (Monday) and free the Palestinians who have been arrested.

The Palestinian resistance forces in Gaza announced minutes ago the Zionist settlements have been targeted with rockets after the earlier ultimatum expired with no Israeli response.

The Palestinian Hamas targeted military vehicles who were on patrol missions on the border with Gaza.

Local sources are also reporting that sirens go off in occupied Palestine.

Al-Quds Brigades (AQB), which is the armed wing of the Palestinian Islamist organization Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), announced minutes ago that as many as 30 rockets have been fired since the Hamas deadline expired this afternoon at 6 PM local time.

Zionist fighter jets are also reported to have attacked Gaza. They are reported to have targeted  Hamas positions in Gaza and Beit Hanoun.

Quds Birgads also say that they have targeted Zionist army with a Kornet missile in the east of Gaza.

The Palestinian news agency Shahab reported that three Palestinian children were martyred in an attack by the Zionist occupiers on a group of citizens in Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza.

According to the Shahab report, the Israeli military vehicle caught fire as a result of the attack and it was burning.

The sirens also reported to have gone off in occupied Quds. 

Video footages show that the Jewish settlers were running away after the rockets fired from Gaza and the sirens went off.

Earlier reports said that three Palestinian children were killed when Israeli forces attacked a group of civilians in Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza.

The latest reports put the number of the Palestinians who were martyred by Israeli air raids in Gaza at 9.

Tel Aviv declared a state of emergency in districts bordering the Gaza Strip.

Zionist media have also said that Minister of War Benny Gantz has declared a state of emergency over an area within 80 km from Gaza border for 48 hours.

Reports also indicate that the Israeli security cabinet has approved a plan to launch airstrikes on key targets in Gaza.