IDF strikes terror cell in Gaza trying to place IED on border fence

The weekend saw a violent flareup in Gaza and the surrounding border communities, as 37 rockets were fired at Israel, which responded by hitting more than 80 Hamas terror targets.

An explosion is seen during Israeli air strikes in Gaza October 27, 2018.  (photo credit: AHMED ZAKOT / REUTERS)
An explosion is seen during Israeli air strikes in Gaza October 27, 2018.
(photo credit: AHMED ZAKOT / REUTERS)
The IDF struck a terror cell trying to place an IED explosive device on the border fence between Israel and the Gaza Strip, the army said in a statement on Sunday.
The cell, which had three members, was located in the southern Gaza Strip. Palestinians reported three deaths as a result of the strike.
The weekend saw a violent flareup in Gaza and the surrounding border communities, as 37 rockets were fired at Israel, which responded by hitting more than 80 Hamas terror targets.
Residents of the Gaza Border communities protested in light of the South's security situation in Tel Aviv on Sunday, blocking off an interchange near Azrieli towers in downtown.
The residents carried out a mock air-raid siren drill, in addition to carrying signs and blocking streets.
Residents held similar protests at interchanges in their local communities on Saturday night.