Local sources and eyewitnesses said an Israeli warplane fired several missiles at two agricultural lands in Al-Fakhari area to the southeast of Khan Younis and other lands in Rafah area.

The air raids also targeted a resistance site in southern Gaza and an empty land near the car market in Al-Zeitoun neighborhood.

The airstrikes, however, caused no casualties among civilians or resistance fighters, according to a spokesman for the Palestinian health ministry.

In an earlier incident, Israeli warplanes further bombed other areas across the Gaza Strip on Saturday evening, while Gaza-based Palestinian resistance fighters responded by striking targets in the Israeli-occupied Beersheba city with rockets.

One air-to-surface missile landed in an empty land in Rafah area and another one was fired at an area in Abdul-Ghafour neighborhood in Al-Qarara district, local reports said.

One Palestinian civilian was reportedly wounded in the air raid on Rafah area.

Later, an Israeli assassination drone targeted a poultry farm in Gaza’s Qarara district with two missiles, causing only material damage.

In retaliation, the Palestinian resistance fired three Grad missiles at Beersheba city.

Meanwhile, the Israeli regime’s anti-missile Iron dome systems failed to intercept two of the rockets fired by resistance fighters, which landed in empty areas, according to the Hebrew radio.

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