The Israeli occupation forces continued their aggression against the Gaza Strip, throughout the hours of the night and Friday morning, while the resistance resumed its shelling of the settlements, and fired a missile salvo towards the occupied city of Jerusalem.

According to the Israeli army, two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip and were intercepted by the "David Sling" and "Iron Dome" systems, with each of them shooting down a missile, indicating that what fell in some areas were shrapnel of missiles and defense systems, and there were no injuries.

Israeli sources said that at least one rocket landed in the Bat Ayin settlement in the Gush Etzion settlement bloc near Bethlehem, while the dome intercepted two other rockets near Har Gilo, near Jerusalem.

The "David's Sling" or "magic wand" missile defense system costs one million dollars, and this is the second time that it has been used in the current round of combat.

The Israeli warplanes launched a series of air raids on agricultural and vacant lands during the hours of the night and this morning.

Several casualties were recorded as a result of the raids, which hit lands adjacent to citizens' homes.

The resistance resumed its firing of rockets after hours of stopping, as a shell landed in an agricultural greenhouse without any injuries inside the Eshkol complex.

Dozens of rockets were fired at Eshkol, Sderot, and the outskirts of Ashkelon, among others.

The state of anticipation and attention is still directed to Cairo, where contacts are taking place to try to reach a shooting.

And the number of Palestinian martyrs rose to 31 since dawn last Tuesday, as stated by the Ministry of Health in Gaza.