One killed as Israel renews strikes on Gaza: army, health officials
The Israeli military said it renewed strikes on Gaza Wednesday, killing one person according to the Palestinian territory's health ministry.
In a statement, the military said it was "currently striking Islamic Jihad terrorist organisation rocket launching infrastructure in the Gaza Strip".
A Gaza health ministry official told AFP one person was killed.
An AFP journalist saw air strikes hit north of Gaza City, with smoke billowing from the densely-populated territory.
Israel's military said it also fired on militants "who were travelling to a rocket launch site in the city of Khan Yunis" in southern Gaza.
The latest violence comes a day after Israeli air strikes killed 15 Gazans, including top militants from Islamic Jihad and four children, according to a health ministry toll.
