Israeli media: Some “Hamas” rockets were fired at Ben Gurion Airport

Israeli media said, overnight (Saturday-Sunday), that some Palestinian resistance rockets in the Gaza Strip were fired at Ben Gurion Airport.

According to the Israeli “Walla” website, “the Palestinian resistance movement (Hamas) launched a barrage of rockets at the center and south of the country.
The Israeli website added, “Among the cities where the warnings were sounded were Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Rishon LeZion, Holon, Rosh Ha’ayin, Ashdod, the towns of Samaria and the vicinity of Ben Gurion Airport.”

The spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Ubaida, said earlier today, Saturday, that the Israeli capital, Tel Aviv, “will return to stand on one leg.”

The Israeli army announced a short while ago, that the Palestinian resistance launched a barrage of rockets at Tel Aviv and that the Iron Dome was confronting them.

The Israel Broadcasting Corporation reported that Iron Dome intercepted dozens of rockets all over Israel from the south to Herzliya and millions in bomb shelters and bunkers.

Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, said, “After the curfew was lifted from Tel Aviv … we have now launched a large missile strike with dozens of rockets to Tel Aviv and its suburbs, and concurrently, a large missile strike with dozens of rockets will be directed at occupied Ashdod, in response to the bombing of civilian towers and safe houses, and if you return. We returned, and if you add to our increase.