On Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, Israeli warplanes launched a series of raids on several targets of the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip.

Al-Quds.com correspondent in Gaza reported that reconnaissance and warplanes attacked an empty land in the vicinity of Al-Safina site, which belongs to the resistance, northwest of Gaza City.

This coincided with the targeting of another land in the al-Baydar area, and a third in al-Zaytoun neighborhood, in the south of Gaza City.

This was followed by the targeting of the "Al-Quds" site, west of Khan Yunis, with several missiles, before another site east of the city was bombed.

It also launched raids on the Badr site, west of Al-Shati refugee camp, northwest of Gaza City, several times, as well as the bombing of the Civil Administration site, east of the town of Jabalia, and the site of Al-Tal in Tal Al-Zaatar, both of which are in the north of the Gaza Strip.

Several citizens' homes were damaged as a result of the raids, which resulted in the injury of two civilians, one of whom was seriously injured.

While the ground forces of the resistance fired their heavy machine guns at the Israeli warplanes.

In conjunction with these raids, the Palestinian resistance fired many rockets towards the settlements around the Gaza Strip.

An Israeli military spokesman said that his forces attacked several Hamas targets, including sites for the production of weapons and missiles, others for training, for the naval forces, and a ground tunnel.

The resistance had fired dozens of missiles towards the settlements around the Gaza Strip as part of its response to the martyrdom of the prisoner, Sheikh Khader Adnan.