Sirens sounded on Thursday in settlements near the border of Gaza city, according to an Al Arabiya correspondent.
The sirens were not activated as a result of the launch of rocket-propelled grenades, the correspondent cited the Israeli army as saying.
This comes a day after Israel’s army said it was deploying reinforcements in the West Bank and near the Gaza border, amid Palestinian anger over US President Donald Trump's peace plan.
“Following the ongoing situation assessment, it has been decided to reinforce the Judea and Samaria and Gaza Divisions with additional combat troops,” the army said, using the biblical terms for the West Bank.
(With AFP)
Also Read
-
Israel army boosting presence in West Bank, near Gaza
Israel’s army said Wednesday it was deploying reinforcements in the West Bank and near the Gaza border, amid Palestinian anger over US President ... Middle East -
President Trump’s vision for Israel-Palestine: White House
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced his complete Middle East peace plan, which aims to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. ... Middle East -
Israel’s Gantz praises Trump peace plan, pledges to implement it after poll
Israeli centrist party leader Benny Gantz on Monday praised US President Donald Trump for drafting a Middle East peace deal and committed to help ... Middle East
