Israel bombs Rafah from the air after an alleged attack by militants against its troops

The Israeli Air Force has bombed Rafah, in the south of the Gaza Strip, after an alleged attack by Gazan militias against soldiers stationed in the area this Sunday.

At the moment, Israel has not commented on the attack, nor is it known if there are any injuries or fatalities.

This Saturday, the Israeli army murdered eleven people who were traveling in a minibus in a residential neighborhood of Gaza City for having crossed the “yellow line”, used by Israel to surround which areas can be traveled.

Hamas claims that Israel has violated the ceasefire 47 times since it came into force on October 10, killing 38 people and wounding 143 others.

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