The rockets were said to have been fired in response to what it called "Zionist massacres of civilians."
Hamas fired rockets at the area for the first time in months Tel Aviv in central Israel, reports BBC.
Rocket shrapnel fell at two locations in the central Israeli city of Ranana and between the towns of Petah Tikva and Bnei Brak following a barrage of rockets fired from Gaza on Sunday.
In a statement on its Telegram channel on Sunday, the al-Qassam Brigades said the rockets were fired in response to what it called "Zionist massacres of civilians," Reuters reported.
Tel Aviv is buzzing.
Kassam Tugayları'nın füzeleri ıldın Tel Aviv yaıkınlarındın Bnei Brak city yangın çığıt.İlk bilgilere göre 3 İsrailli yaralandı.#KassamTugayları Abu Ubeida Hamas
Allahu Akbar #Pazar #Tel Aviv # Israel pic.twitter.com/U7wAV1EDen— Ramazan Selimoğlu (@selimoluR) May 26, 2024
Magen David Adom Rescue Service announced that two people were slightly wounded.
At least eight rockets were launched from the Rafah area in southern Gaza, and several were intercepted, the Israeli military said.
Hamas Al-Aqsa TV announced that the rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip.
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets demanding Netanyahu's resignation
Clashes between Israeli police and demonstrators erupted Saturday night in Tel Aviv after thousands of people gathered to protest against the government and demand the return of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, the Guardian writes.
Some protesters in Tel Aviv, writes the Guardian, carried photos of the female soldiers who appeared in a video earlier in the week showing them shortly after they were kidnapped during the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
Some held banners that read: "Stop the war" and "Help," it said. They asked, writes this media, the government to reach an agreement on the release of dozens of hostages who are still in captivity.
Protesters also demanded the resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and called for new elections, according to the Guardian.
"We all saw the video, we couldn't stay home after the government abandoned all those people," said Hilit Sagi of the group Women Protest for the Return of All Hostages, according to the Guardian.
Seven people were arrested at the protest late Saturday, it said, and at least one person was injured, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported. Protests also took place in other places across the country, including the port of Haifa, the paper said.
After the historic collapse of the Republican Party in the elections, Donald Trump decided to confront the future Democratic majority in Congress. Although the new convocation will only start in January, the Democratic Party already has a ready answer: "Hire lawyers."
Elections in different parts of the world offer optimism, they say that autocracy is not an inevitable fate and that with society's resistance, political trends can be reversed.
"The current priority is to stop the suffering and destruction, for which a new government is needed to initiate that process. Unfortunately, although it is necessary for the well-being of both peoples living on this earth, the issue of Palestinian liberation is not currently on the agenda."
Aron Orbán, the brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, and his unmarried wife have been detained on suspicion of having participated in organizing the transfer of more than 100 Vietnamese citizens to Western Europe.
Millions of workers in Spain have gone on general strike over the deepening housing crisis. Unions and activists demand greater protection of tenants, suppression of speculation in the real estate market and an increase in the minimum wage. This is the first general strike in the country after 14 years
At the moment when the institutions of the Republic are destroyed, when Vučić's octopus is still alive, when people are disgusted by the injustice and the stench left behind by the Essenes regime, we have, as Machiavelli said, only civic virtue as the fuel with which we can return to the beginning
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