The Israeli army announced today, Monday, that two rockets were launched from Jenin in the West Bank, landing in Palestinian territories without causing any injuries. The army noted that this is the second incident of its kind, following the "first indication of a rocket launch on May 25 of this year." Israeli army spokesman Avichai Adraee stated in a statement that "the rocket did not pose a danger to the population centers in the area."
A rocket shell was launched this morning from the #Jenin area, exploding inside Palestinian territories without posing any danger to towns in the area. No injuries occurred as security forces began search operations in the region— Avichai Adraee (@AvichayAdraee) June 26, 2023.
A spokesman for the army said that the first launch was of a primitive rocket with a head made of cardboard that exploded three meters in the air and posed no danger to those around it. The army did not provide details on how the first launch differed from the launch on Monday.
On another note, the army announced that one of its drones fell today, Monday, in Lebanese territory during a routine operation.
