The Islamic Jihad vowed that it would retaliate against Israel for the IAF air strike earlier Wednesday evening which targeted a senior commander in the group as he was driving in Gaza.
"The [attempted] assassination points to the fact that the Zionist entity is not interested in calm," the group said in a statement. "Therefore, [Israel should] expect our reaction, and more rockets."
"This crime will not pass without a response," the group warned.
