Israel struck three "terror infrastructures" in the Gaza Strip on Thursday after at least two rockets were launched into the country's southern region, a military spokesman said. Rockets hit open areas near the cities of Ashkelon and Netivoo putting the lives of more than 140,000 Israeli in jeopardy," Israel Defense Force spokesman Lt. Col Peter Lerner said. No injuries were reported. "The IDF will act against the aggression, will act against those that wish to terrorize Israel and will act to protect Israelis in the line of indiscriminate Gaza rocket fire," Lerner said.
