Palestinian killed, others injured in a new wave of Slaughterer Israeli raids

A Palestinian fighter was killed and several others were wounded in a new wave of Israeli air raids on the Gaza Strip on Wednesday morning, local and medical sources said.

Local sources told the PIC reporter that Israeli warplanes fired a missile at a motorbike to the north west of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, killing a resistance fighter affiliated with Islamic Jihad’s armed wing and injuring his comrade.

They said that ambulance teams evacuated the casualties, noting that the number of martyrs in the ongoing Israeli aerial attacks on the Strip has thus risen to eight including three children and 15 wounded.

In Gaza city, two citizens were injured when Israeli warplanes fired a missile at a group of citizens in Shujaiya suburb, the PIC reporter said, adding that another raid was reported on Rafah injuring a civilian.

Adham Abu Salmiya, the spokesman for ambulance and emergency services, said that an Israeli raid on a metal workshop in Zaitun suburb in Gaza city injured a bystander.

The warplanes then returned and blasted a civilian car that was parking at a field near the main street in Zaitun suburb causing big damage to the area and disrupting traffic.

The PIC reporter said that Israeli warplanes targeted Al-Hashash training field for the Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, in Rafah and raided two agricultural areas in the central province with no casualties reported.