4 rockets fired from Gaza

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Four rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip on Thursday evening, one of which was intercepted by the Iron Dome air defense system, the military said.

Shortly after 9 p.m., incoming rocket sirens sounded in the towns of Kissufim, Ein HaShlosha, and Nirim, near the Gaza border, as one rocket was launched from the Strip.

The Israel Defense Forces initially said it was not clear if the Iron Dome system successfully intercepted the incoming projectile, but in a later statement confirmed it had. Medical officials said there were no reports of injuries following the rocket attack.

About an hour later, three more rockets were launched from Gaza at southern Israel, but fell short in the Strip, the military said.

Incoming rocket sirens did not sound in Israel as the rockets were expected to land in uninhabited areas, but an alert was activated near one northern Gaza border town on the Home Front Command mobile application.

The last time rockets were fired from the coastal enclave toward Israel was during a three-day battle against Islamic Jihad in August, during which it launched some 1,175 rockets.

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