Gaza - "Al Quds" dot com - The Israeli occupation forces continued, last night and this Saturday morning, their aggression against the Gaza Strip , and launched several air raids on resistance sites and separate targets.

The correspondent of "Al-Quds" in Gaza reported that the Israeli shelling, as well as the strikes of the resistance, decreased in intensity relatively during the night hours, after hours of military escalation following the occupation's assassination of the prominent leader of the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, Tayseer Al-Jabari, and a group of leaders and members of the Brigades. .

Our correspondent indicated that Al-Quds Open University in the northern Gaza Strip and some houses were damaged by the Israeli shelling in its vicinity, agricultural and empty sites and lands in separate areas of the Strip.

While the resistance continued to fire rockets, and the intensity of targeting Israeli cities decreased, these shells hit the settlements around the periphery.

The Israeli occupation claimed that the shelling did not result in any injuries or damage, but 5 settlers were injured while running for shelters in the cover areas.

According to the data of the occupation army, 160 rockets were launched since nine o'clock yesterday evening, and that 30 of them exploded inside the Gaza Strip, and that 130 crossed the borders and 95% of them were intercepted, and the rest fell in open areas and in the sea, according to his claim.

He pointed out that several missiles were fired at Tel Aviv, but they landed off the coast of Bat Yam. as claimed.

He pointed out that his forces launched 30 air strikes, on more than 40 targets, with 55 missiles and shells.

The resistance, especially the al-Quds Brigades, fired dozens of missiles yesterday evening, targeting the south of Tel Aviv, the cities of Lachish, Ashdod, Ashkelon, the towns of Sderot, and others.

The outcome of the Israeli aggression - according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza - reached 10 martyrs, including a 5-year-old girl and a 23-year-old woman, and 75 injured, including 23 children and 13 women.