Israeli Planes Strike Hamas Targets In Gaza

Israeli planes strike Hamas targets in Gaza after border violence. Israeli planes attacked Hamas targets in Gaza late Saturday.

The Israeli military said violence escalated after firing from across the border. In this conflict, one Israeli soldier was seriously injured and two were seriously injured.

In this conflict, 41 Palestinians including Israeli soldiers were wounded. People suffered injuries during a Gaza protest organized by the enclave’s Islamic rulers Hamas and other factions in support of Jerusalem.

The Palestinian conflict with Israeli police here helped spark the 11-day-long Israel-Hamas conflict in May.

Doctors said more than 40 Palestinian protesters were wounded in clashes with Israeli troops near the border between the eastern Gaza Strip and Israel.

A total of 41 Palestinian protesters, including 15 children, were shot and wounded by Israeli soldiers, two of whom are in critical condition.

Xinhua news agency quoted Mohammed Abu Silmeya, director of Shifa Hospital here, as saying on Saturday.

The Israeli military said in a statement that about 100 Palestinians approached the border fence and hurled grenades at soldiers, who opened fire to disperse them.

Meanwhile, Israeli media reported that protesters cut barbed wire across the fence.

Israel has blocked the Gaza Strip.

A senior Hamas official, Khalil al-Haya, told the protesters that a confrontation with Israel could still be done. Tensions have risen in recent weeks.

Hamas has asked Israel to ease the blockade on the Gaza Strip. The blockade restricts the movement of people and goods in and out of the Gaza Strip.

Israel has imposed a blockade on the Gaza Strip with the help of Egypt since 2007. Israel says that through this, Hamas is prevented from collecting weapons.

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Ashraf Ghani, the ousted president of Afghanistan, was unwilling to take over the Taliban. Last Sunday, he escaped with only the clothes he was wearing.

This information was given by a former senior official of the Government of Afghanistan.

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