Nine Gazans wounded after Israeli interceptor hits Israeli military fire
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At a glance
- Nine Palestinians were wounded in Gaza City after debris from an Israeli interceptor missile fell on a populated area near the Orange Line.
- Israelโs military said it launched the missile at a false target later identified as fire from its own forces operating in southern Gaza.
- The military said the incident is under investigation, while the Palestinian Red Crescent transported some of the wounded to a field hospital.
Nine Palestinians were wounded in Gaza City after debris from an Israeli interceptor missile fell on a populated area for displaced people, following what Israelโs military described as a mistaken launch against fire from its own forces.
The incident occurred in Al Tufah, a neighborhood northeast of Gaza City, near the Orange Line, which marks the limit of Israeli control. The Palestinian Red Crescent said some of the wounded were taken to its field hospital.
false target that was later identified as fire from the Israel Defense Forces coming from operations carried out in the southern Gaza Strip
Israelโs military said the interceptor had been launched at a โfalse targetโ that was later identified as fire from the Israel Defense Forces during operations in southern Gaza. The army confirmed that the interceptor โimpacted the target in the sky over Gaza Cityโ and said the incident was under investigation.
The explosion produced a column of smoke over the city, according to EFE, and fragments fell over an inhabited area. Medical sources in Gaza confirmed that nine people were injured.
impacted the target in the sky over Gaza City
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.