Mortar shells from Gaza fired on Israeli patrol
Published April 14, 2014
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Mortar shells were fired from Gaza at Israeli forces patrolling the border.
The two mortar rounds fired early Monday morning did not cause any injuries, according to the Israel Defense Forces. The incident occurred near the Kissufim crossing on the border fence with the southern Gaza Strip.
The incident follows a similar attack on Thursday, at which time soldiers returned fire.
The IDF had imposed a general closure of the West Bank on Monday, fearing violence in the run-up to the Passover holiday.
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