Dozens of rockets have been fired from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel, a day after Israeli forces killed four Palestinians in two separate incidents in Gaza.
There were no casualties reported after the rocket fire on Saturday morning, the Israeli army said.
The Iron Dome missile system intercepted dozens of projectiles, the army said, adding that about 90 rockets were fired from the besieged enclave.
According to Palestinian news agencies, Israeli warplanes targeted an agricultural area in Beit Hanoun, a northern town in the strip, with multiple air raids following the rocket fire.
Israeli forces at the fence with Gaza also shelled a monitoring outpost east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.
Gaza health officials said four Palestinians were wounded in one of the Israeli raids.
The Iron Dome system intercepted rockets above Ashkelon [Amir Cohen/Reuters]
