Hamas says gunmen were Islamic Jihad members; two Kassams rockets land near Sderot, none hurt.
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Two Islamic Jihad gunmen were killed and one was wounded overnight Thursday in an IAF missile strike in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian sources said.
The gunmen were hit near the El-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza. The IDF confirmed aircraft were operating against terrorist targets in the area.
Hamas sources said the gunmen were members of Al Quds Brigades, Islamic Jihad's military wing.
The IAF missile reportedly hit the group when they were trying to clandestinely travel to El-Bureij from another refugee camp in Gaza.
Meanwhile, two Kassam rockets fired from Gaza landed in open areas near Sderot on Friday morning. No one was wounded and no damage was reported.
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