As the Gaza strip was marking the third anniversary of the Gaza war, the Zionist entity launched two separate airstrikes on the coastal enclave martyring one Palestinian and injuring 10 others

As the Gaza strip was marking the third anniversary of the Gaza war, the Zionist entity launched two separate airstrikes on the coastal enclave martyring one Palestinian and injuring 10 others.

In one of the strikes, which took place on Tuesday evening, young Palestinian Abdallah al-Telbani was killed and two others were injured when a rocket ripped through a tuk-tuk, or motorized rickshaw in Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza.
 
In the other attack, Israeli rocket struck a civilian car in western Gaza City, wounding at least eight people.
Witnesses said Israeli drones were flying over the blockaded enclave after the attacks.

An Israeli military spokeswoman confirmed the strike, saying: "A squad affiliate with recent terrorist activity was targeted in the Gaza Strip."

The strikes took place on the third anniversary of Israel’s devastating 22-day war on the Gaza Strip in December 2008-January 2009, which martyred more than 1,400 Palestinians, mostly women and children.