Mortar attack leaves 5 Israeli soldiers wounded

Politics

Christian Baha / MS

1 December

1 min read

EPA-EFE/ATEF SAFADI

The Israeli military radio reported on Friday that five of its soldiers suffered injuries in a mortar strike.

The incident took place in the Southern District of Israel near the border with the Gaza Strip in Nirim.

Earlier in the day, the ceasefire between Israel and Gaza-based militant groups expired, leading to another escalation of the conflict.

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