(KUNA) -- Militants attacked early Monday the home of a Fatah leader in Beit Hanoun town with six missiles, Palestinian security sources said. The attack caused damage to the house but no casualties, they added.Beit Hanoun, north of Gaza, witnessed armed clashes between members of Fatah and Hamas movements on Sunday, which left eight people dead. Houses of five Fatah activists were set on fire and sites used by the national Palestinian security were attacked by missiles.
Meanwhile, the Egyptian security delegation in Gaza succeeded early Monday in bringing together representatives of Fatah and Hamas for talks. The two movements agreed to reduce tension and to take their militants off the streets of Beit Hanoun.