Hebrew sources reported this evening, Tuesday, that the Israeli occupation army is conducting airstrikes on targets in southern Gaza Strip, in response to what it described as "Hamas's violation of the ceasefire" and the injury of one of its soldiers by Palestinian fire in the Rafah area.
This serious escalation comes to increase the fragility of the recently reached ceasefire agreement and threatens to bring comprehensive confrontation back to the strip.
Details of the incident mentioned that the Israeli army radio reported that elements of Hamas fired at an Israeli army unit in the Rafah area in southern Gaza Strip.
Israeli platforms later confirmed the injury of an Israeli soldier as a result of the gunfire.
In response to this incident, the occupation army announced the start of airstrikes on Hamas targets in the southern strip.
The nature of the targeted objectives or the extent of the damage and losses resulting from the bombing was not immediately clear.
This field development comes just hours after security consultations held by the occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the response to alleged previous violations, which ended without an immediate decision, with Netanyahu emphasizing the need for prior coordination with Washington.
It seems that the incident of the soldier's injury today prompted the occupation army to decide on a direct military response, putting the entire ceasefire agreement to a new real test.
This serious escalation increases the fragility of the ceasefire agreement.
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The occupation army launches airstrikes on southern Gaza in response to the injury of a soldier in Rafah.