
Israeli tanks patrol the border of northern Gaza. (MaanImages/Moti Milrod, File)
GAZA CITY
(Ma'an) -- Israeli military vehicles entered the northern Gaza Strip on
Tuesday morning, with witnesses reporting heavy gunfire in the area.
Forces accompanied bulldozers around 300 meters inside the border near Jabalia to raze lands in the area, witnesses told Ma'an. No casualties were reported.
An Israeli army spokesman said the incident was "routine activity."
Gunfire was also heard in the southern Gaza Strip early Tuesday, with locals saying Palestinian militants exchanged fire with an Israeli military post near the Kerem Shalom crossing.
The military spokesman said he was not familiar with the incident.
Forces accompanied bulldozers around 300 meters inside the border near Jabalia to raze lands in the area, witnesses told Ma'an. No casualties were reported.
An Israeli army spokesman said the incident was "routine activity."
Gunfire was also heard in the southern Gaza Strip early Tuesday, with locals saying Palestinian militants exchanged fire with an Israeli military post near the Kerem Shalom crossing.
The military spokesman said he was not familiar with the incident.



