Missiles fired from Egypt have landed in Israel. There was a report a few days ago that a rocket might have come out of the Sinai, but it was unconfirmed. In this attack there were reports from two different sources. It still does not appear that Egypt is interested in getting involved, but they are either unable or unwilling to stop Hamas from using the Sinai as a launching pad. Retaliations from Israel at strike teams in Egypt could escalate the situation fast; especially if the terrorists are also members of the Egyptian military.
"Two major Israeli newspapers are reporting that rockets fired from Egypt have hit Israel.
"Terrorists in the Sinai Peninsula launched rockets into Israel Friday night," reports the Jerusalem Post. "The rockets fell near an Israeli village on the southern border, causing some damage, but no injuries."
The Israeli daily Haaretz reports, "Rockets fired from direction of Egypt toward Eshkol Regional Council.""
Rockets continue being launched at Tel Aviv. Israel has reportedly moved an upgraded Iron Dome system into position to defend against the continued bombardment.
"The Iron Dome intercepted two Iranian-made Fajr-5 missiles aimed at Tel Aviv on Saturday. The missiles marked the third attack on the heavily populated central city in as many days, after Palestinian terrorists from Gaza fired four missiles toward the financial capital on Thursday and Friday, prompting red alert air raid sirens to sound in the city.
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The Defense Ministry deployed an upgraded Iron Dome battery in the Gush Dan area in the center of Israel on Saturday morning, after rushing its production in light of escalation. The battery is the fifth Iron Dome system operational in Israel."
Israel has continued to launch strikes into Gaza targeting Hamas' depots and launch pads.
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