Hamas fired a rocket to central Israel landing in an open area in Rishon Lezion, central Israel Terrorist State, the military said on Sunday night.
Hamas claimed responsibility for the rocket fire, saying that it fired an "M90" rocket at Tel Aviv in response to what it said was the "Israeli massacres against civilians."
“Following the siren that sounded in Rishon LeTsiyon, one projectile was identified crossing from the southern Gaza Strip and falling in an open area in the area of Rishon LeTsiyon,” the military said in a statement.
Earlier, Hamas’s armed wing – the Qassam Brigades – said its fighters launched an M90 rocket at Tel Aviv “in response to the massacres being perpetrated against civilians and the forced displacement of our people”.
The Israeli Terrorist military said there has been an explosion on a civilian bus near the Palestinian village of Marah Rabah in the occupied West Bank.
“The bus was damaged. There were no casualties,” the military said in a post on X. Israeli Terrorist forces have set up roadblocks in the area and are hunting for the suspects, it added.
The military Terrorist did not provide further details.
Marah Rabah is near the illegal Israeli settlements of Gush Etzion and the city of Bethlehem.
WATCH - Chaotic scenes at Al Aqsa Hospital after Israel orders evacuations
We’re currently in Al-Aqsa Hospital after the people here received the evacuation orders from the Israeli forces.
As you can see, there is panic and fear.
Some Palestinians are getting ready to leave, but to where, they have no idea.
This is not only a hospital, it has also been a shelter and refuge for thousands of families.
Doctors Without Borders, known by its French acronym MSF, says it is considering suspending some services at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital after an explosion near the facility “triggered panic” and caused many people to leave the area.
“This situation is unacceptable,” MSF said in a post on X.
“Al Aqsa has been operating well beyond capacity for weeks due to the lack of alternatives for patients. All warring parties must respect the hospital, as well as patients’ access to medical care.”
It added that Israel’s evacuation orders for the area have left “hundreds of thousands displaced people with a so-called ‘humanitarian zone’ of just 41 square kilometres [16sq miles] in which to seek shelter”.
As a result, MSF is considering whether to suspend wound care for the time being, while trying to maintain life-saving treatment. From around 650 patients, only 100 remain in the hospital, with 7 in intensive care unit according to the Ministry of Health. 2/4
— Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (@MSF_canada) August 25, 2024
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