Updated at 08.47: In Israel, civilians stay home, and schools closed down.
Rockets have been fired towards Israel.
It's palestinian militants who have fired a 'significant' amount of, inform the army of Israel.
It writes the AFP news agency.
#BREAKING Gaza militants launch 'substantial' rocket fire to Israel: army pic.twitter.com/CnLNPoWKgf
— AFP news agency (@AFP) November 12, 2019
According to the military sounds the sirens in central cities in Israel, including Tel Aviv, on Tuesday morning as a warning about possible raketaffyringer from the Gaza strip, writes Reuters.
See also: Israeli forces kill militskommandør in his home in the Gaza strip
On the rockets should have hit something, there aren't any reports from the official hand.
Palestinian rockets been fired from Gaza. Photo: Bashar Taleb/Ritzau Scanpix
It happens after, israeli forces have killed one field commander for the militant palestinian militia, Islamic Jihad in an attack on his home in the Gaza strip overnight to Tuesday.
Israel has also, according to Reuters, the attack a target in Damascus in Syria. That should have been used more missiles.
Here it was a high-ranking official, they were going for. Two persons were killed in the attack, one of those killed was supposed to be promoting, demonstrating, explaining son.
According to the Islamic Jihad was the target of the political leader Akram Al-Ajouri.
Citizens and the media gather in front of the front of the killed felkommandørs housing. Photo: Mohammed Salem/Ritzau Scanpix
Video: Reuters via Ritzau Scanpix.
Israel has commanded that the nation's schools in the south and centre of the country should be shut down, and civilians must stay home and not go to work.
AFP writes that the israeli army expects several days of fighting in the Gaza strip.
#BREAKING Israeli army says expects several days of Gaza fighting pic.twitter.com/P32WZkPBV7
— AFP news agency (@AFP) November 12, 2019
Felkommandøren Baha Abu Al-Ata, was killed in his home.
Immediately after the killing, announced Israel's military in a statement, prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu had approved the operation against the 42-year-old feltkommandøren.
Feltkommandøren, who was killed, accused Israel of being behind a series of attacks across the border recently with rockets, drones and snipers.
Abu Al-Atta was responsible for most of the Islamic Jihads activities in the Gaza strip and was a ticking time bomb, says the military.
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