In response to the Israeli aggression against the besieged Gaza strip, Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the resistance group, the Islamic Jihad launched more that 130 rockets and shells into the occupied territories.

In response to the Israeli aggression against the besieged Gaza strip, Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the resistance group, the Islamic Jihad launched more that 130 rockets and shells into the occupied territories.

Meanwhile the occupation enemy announced it had struck many targets in the besieged enclave.

In all, the Israeli military targeted 29 sites in Gaza, the military said on its Twitter page.
"Direct hits were confirmed," the occupation military tweeted.

The Israeli airstrikes targeted three areas in Gaza -- Rafah, Khan Younis and Jabalia, according to security sources in Gaza.

A Hamas spokesman texted CNN, saying six airstrikes were counted, butnoted they were against bases that were empty.

For its part, Al-Quds Brigades announced it had struck the occupied territories with more than rockets and shells, with the spokesman, Abu Ahmad, said the rocket fire came “after a long series of violations to the truce with the Palestinian resistance since November 2012."

"This operation, dubbed 'Breaking the Silence,' comes as a response to the ongoing and continued Zionist Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people in the West Bank and Gaza," Abu Ahmad said.

The Secretary General of the Islamic Jihad, Ramadan Abdullah Shallah, stressed that the resistance would show its rockets ability, shortly after Al-Quds Brigades struck the occupied territories with dozens of rockets and shells.

Addressing the Iranian Television,  Shallah said that the Palestinian resistance was ready to hit back at any Israeli aggression with rockets of longer range.

He noted that the resistance following the Israeli aggression against Gaza in 2012 had signed on a ceasefire but not on surrender to the Israeli enemy.