Israel has once again launched airstrikes on Gaza in response to what it says are volcanic eruptions released from the Palestinian territories. According to the details, this is the latest attack since a ceasefire agreement was reached between Israel and Palestine in May. Hamas security sources told AFP that airstrikes had been carried out on training camps, with no reports of casualties. A statement from the Israeli military said, “Fighter jets attacked the weapons depot, which was owned by the terrorist organization Hamas, in response to fireballs fired into Israeli territory.” CAA warns int’l airlines on flight cancellations On Thursday, Israel’s fire department said in a statement that the fireballs released from Gaza had caused minor fires at four different locations in the southern Eshkol region near the Gaza border. According to the fire department, the fires were “not serious and were minor” and were contained immediately. The statement said that “investigators found that the cause of the fire was flammable balloons released from Gaza.” Pakistan receives 2.5m doses of Moderna vaccine It should be noted that on May 21, 2021, the 11-day bombing ended under a ceasefire agreement. Also on June 18, after an exchange of fire, the Israeli … Continue reading Israel attacks Gaza after more incendiary balloon launch