Israel pays dearly for botched raid on Gaza
Rights and Accountability 13 November 2018
Palestinians gather around the wreckage of a car that was destroyed in an Israeli air strike, Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, 12 November.
APA images
At least 10 Palestinian fighters have been killed since a busted commando operation in Gaza broke a ceasefire between Israel and resistance factions on Sunday night.
An Israeli military officer was killed and another moderately wounded in Sunday’s botched operation that left a Hamas military commander and six other fighters dead:
Palestinian groups fired hundreds of rockets towards Israel Monday night – described by Israeli media as the largest ever projectile barrage from Gaza.
The Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, stated that resistance fighters targeted a bus transporting soldiers east of Gaza with a Kornet anti-tank guided missile. A 19-year-old soldier was severely injured, according to reports.
The group said that the strike was in response to the killing of seven fighters on Sunday.
Video shows the direct strike on the bus as Israeli soldiers deployed to the outskirts of Jabaliya in northern Gaza:
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