Enemy Media: Three zionist soldiers injured in building explosion south of Gaza
Occupied Quds - Saba:
Israeli Channel 14 reported on Thursday, that three enemy soldiers were wounded after an anti-tank shell targeted a building they were barricaded in, south of the Gaza Strip.
The channel did not provide further details on the nature of the injuries, according to the Palestinian Ma'an News Agency.
Earlier today, enemy media announced the death of a Zionist soldier following a bulldozer explosion in the Gaza Strip.
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