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Hamas Claims Rocket Attack on Tel Aviv Amid Escalating Tensions

Hamas’ armed wing announced on Thursday that it launched a barrage of rockets targeting Tel Aviv in central Israel. The group stated that the attack was a response to what it described as “Zionist massacres against civilians.”

The Israeli military confirmed that three projectiles were launched from southern Gaza into Israel. According to their statement, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) successfully intercepted one projectile, while the other two landed in open areas, causing no reported casualties or damage.

This development adds to the growing tensions in the region, as both sides continue to exchange accusations and actions amidst the ongoing conflict.

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