Rockets from Gaza

Gaza terrorists initially violated the ceasefire less than 15 minutes after it went into effect on Saturday night, and then again an hour later, before silence reigned for the rest of the night.

No matter how mind-boggling Israel’s intelligence capabilities are, they cannot be used to influence change inside the Gaza Strip.

The lifting of restrictions came less than a day after the ceasefire signed Saturday night between Israel and the Islamic Jihad.

Islamic Jihad fired particularly heavy barrages of rocket fire about 15 minutes before the start of the alleged ceasefire, took a break and then launched two more. Another salvo was fired an hour later.

While terrorists were firing rockets at Israel, Israeli combat aircraft were busy bombing terrorist targets in Gaza.

A collection of videos from Gaza of the IDF destroying the homes of Islamic Jihad terrorists.

By 9 pm Saturday night, PIJ terrorists fired more than 1,200 rockets at Israel since the start of Operation Shield and Arrow on Tuesday.

Abdullah Gava, 34, is the second person in Israel to die in rocket fire aimed at Israel from Gaza.

As of Saturday evening, more than 1,200 rockets were fired at Israel by PIJ since the start of Operation Shield and Arrow this past Tuesday.

Iron Dome interceptions were reported over Gush Etzion and Beit Shemesh, both areas not far from the Israeli capital.

The live feed on Twitter shows two terrorists removing rifles from a stash before they are hit.

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One person was killed and multiple others were wounded in one rocket barrage shortly after 6 pm.

Since the start of Operation Shield and Arrow, Israel Air Force aircraft have struck 191 terrorist targets in Gaza.

Several people were reportedly trapped on a floor above one in which residents were taking refuge from the attack in their private bomb shelters.

Ahmed Abu Daqa was the deputy commander of the terror group’s rocket force and was responsible for the rocket attacks aimed at Israel this week.

The Jihad realizes that as time goes by, they would continue to lose assets and senior commanders.

The attack, carried out by IAF warplanes, also killed Abu Ghali’s brother Mahmoud, and their nephew Muhammad Mansour.

Rocket alerts sounded in Sderot, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Rishon Lezion and surrounding areas.

The terrorist group threatened that if Israel does not agree to its demands, the group would expand the scope of its attacks.

Combat helicopters attacked four PIJ military compounds in Gaza, including compounds used to store weapons. In addition, a military compound used by the organization's naval force was attacked as well.

At least one rocket landed in the town of Netivot, located of the tomb of the saintly Moroccan Kabbalist Baba Sali.

Just one David's Sling interceptor missile costs an estimated one million dollars.

One home in the southern border city of Sderot sustained a direct hit by a rocket, but the owners were not home, and there were no reported injuries.

Israeli residents living near the border with Gaza were ordered by IDF Home Front Command to enter their bomb shelters and other safe spaces as the bombing began; they were allowed to leave them an hour later.

“Each and every one of us must make sure that we are prepared and know how to act to protect our lives and the lives of our loved ones.”

Three foreign workers were wounded in Sderot from rocket fire from Gaza.

Four of the rockets were intercepted by the Iron Dome aerial defense system, according to the IDF, indicating they were heading to a populated area.

It was decided to deploy Iron Dome batteries across the country, from north to south, in anticipation of more rocket fire, including possibly from Lebanon, across Israel’s northern border.