(KUNA) -- A Palestinian rocket hit Monday a house in southern Israel, said an Israeli army spokesperson. In a statement to Israeli radio, he said the rocket, launched from northern Gaza Strip, caused destruction to the house, but did not result in any casualties. According to the spokesperson, Palestinian gunmen launched eight rockets on southern Israel today, most of which targeted Sderot.Meanwhile, Palestinian Fatah Movement's military wing claimed responsibility launching a "developed rocket" on Saad area in southern Israel. "The bombing is a continuation to resistance and Jihad against the enemy and retaliation to the massacres carried out by the Zionist enemy in northern Gaza," said the movement in a statement issued in Gaza.
Hamas' military wing also claimed responsibility for the Qassam rockets that targeted Israeli settlements in eastern Gaza Strip today. "We will retaliate to the bombing of civilian houses by bombarding Zionist settlements and the Zionist will pay the price of its crimes," said Hamas' military wing in a statement.