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Israeli planes have hit this night 6 targets in Gaza Strip, afther that yesterday a rocket launched by a palestinian faction has provoched the dead of a thai worker in Israel. Hamas representatives and witnesses referred it.
In one of three attacks, against tunnels through which pass smuggling material along the border with Egipt, 2 people were wounded. Between the other targets there was an wide area in Khan Younis and a smelter near Gaza.
Al-Qaeda-inspired group (Ansar al-Sunna Brigades) claims responsibility for attack from Gaza, third in 24 hours after 2 rockets land near Sderot.
A Thai greenhouse worker was killed on Thursday afternoon when a kassam rocket fired by Gaza terrorists hit the Netiv Ha’asara area.
The man, in his 30s, was evacuated to Ashkelon’s Barzilai Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
The attack came on the same day as a visit to Gaza by Europe’s top diplomat, EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.
The Houthi rebels have released 178 civilians and soldiers of those who were captured during months of confrontations with the army that ended last month, according to some media outlets.
The captives were handed to a committee supervising the implementation of the ceasefire terms in Saada province that was put into effect on February 11.
Violent fights are going on between hundred of young palistinians and israeli forces in different neighborhoods in Jerusalem east: witnesses said. Palestinian islamic movement Hamas has proclamed for today the «Day of angry» in reply on inauguration of synagogue Hurva in old Town. Almost 3.000 policemen and soldiers have displaced in Jerusalem and to the border with the West Bank.
The Yemeni authorities have declared a ceasefire with rebels fighting government forces in the north.
The truce started at midnight local time (2100 GMT) and came after days of negotiations between the government and rebels on how to end the conflict.
The leader of the rebels, known as Houthis, ordered his men to abide by the truce.