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Israeli jets bomb Gaza hours after restricting Palestinian fishing rights
Palestinian rescuers and security personnel inspect the site of an explosion as a mechanical digger works to remove rubble, in Gaza City, Gaza, Thursday, July 22, 2021

ISRAEL’S war planes struck a number of targets in the besieged Gaza Strip on Sunday night, hours after it announced restrictions on Palestinian fishing rights.

Missiles struck agricultural land in al-Sudania, north-west of Gaza, and a site east of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza, according to the Palestinian Information Centre.

It was the latest breach of a fragile ceasefire agreement struck between Tel Aviv and Hamas on May 21, which brought an end to 11 days of Israeli bombing that had killed more than 250 Palestinians in Gaza.

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