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Explosions Heard in Gaza Envelope Area Due to IDF Activity

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Gaza Division's Home Front Command reported explosions heard Sunday morning due to Israeli military activity in Gaza. Residents in the Gaza Envelope, including Sderot and several regional councils, should expect more explosions in the coming hours. The sounds are from Israeli aerial assets operating in the Strip.

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  • Explosions were heard Sunday morning due to Israeli military operations in Gaza.
  • More explosions are expected in the Gaza Envelope area in the coming hours.
  • The sounds are from Israeli aerial assets operating in the Strip.
  • Residents of Sderot and surrounding regional councils were alerted.

The Home Front Command of the Gaza Division announced on Sunday morning that explosions were heard in recent minutes as a result of Israeli military activity in the Gaza Strip. The military stated that further explosions are expected in the coming hours in the Gaza Envelope region, specifically near communities in the Sha'ar HaNegev, Sdot Negev, and Eshkol regional councils, as well as the city of Sderot.

The sounds are attributed to aerial assets used by Israeli forces during their operations. Residents in the affected areas have been alerted to the potential for continued noise.

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