The IDF is carrying out attacks in the Gaza Strip in response to the rocket fire towards southern Israel.

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Mayor of Ashkelon, Tomer Glam, referred to the escalation in the south in an interview In Galei Tzahal."We are tired of hearing promises. I call In Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Minister of the Interior - give us the minimum tools to deal with reality.""The city has been under attack for 11 years and unfortunately this keeps repeating itself," said Glam, who also released an update In the current state of affairs in the city: "School studies are taking place this morning as usual. There are no special instructions [but] you have to be alert and careful."

MK Almog Cohen (Otzma Yehudit) responded to the rocket fire towards the south from Gaza."I expect that the response to Hamas will be disproportionate. The dangerous precedent of 'connecting' the events between Judea and Samaria and Gaza is a strategic threat for the State of Israel," Cohen said.

The IDF said that during an IDF strike in the Gaza Strip, three rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip. One rocket was intercepted by the IDF Aerial Defense Array, an additional rocket fell in open areas and another rocket fell inside the Gaza Strip.

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Hamas looking to recruit potential terrorists from Judea and Samaria as Iran using Jenin as a launching pad for attacks against Israel.

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