Gaza rockets land near Israeli town

Two rockets fired from the Gaza Strip have landed near the Israeli town of Sderot, following the Zionist regime’s airstrikes on the Palestinian territory.

The rockets landed in an open area on Wednesday. No damage or injuries were reported.
The retaliatory rockets came after Zionist regime’s warplanes bombarded an open area in northern Gaza on Tuesday.
The airstrikes were the first such attacks since a truce ended an eight-day Zionist regime war on the coastal enclave in November 2012.
The Zionist regime’s minister, Moshe Yaalon, has issued a warning over the rockets fired from Gaza, saying the Israeli regime would respond with a strike.
Also on Tuesday, one projectile was fired from Gaza into Israel. Earlier in the day two mortars were fired from the Palestinian territory but they landed without causing damage.
Over 160 Palestinians, including women and children, were martyred and about 1,200 others injured in the Zionist regime’s war on Gaza from November 14 to 21. The Zionist regime and the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas agreed to an Egyptian-brokered ceasefire.