Raketer har följt på terrorattacken

Ett tiotal raketer från Gaza har följt på gårdagens terrorattacken som dödade 8 israeler.
I Ashdod skadades en person allvarligt av en GRAD - raket och andra fick lindrigare skador.
Raketbeskjutningen började tidigt på morgonen men ännu på eftermiddagen sköts flera raketer.
Ashdod: Rockets from Gaza leave 1 seriously injured
15 rockets fired from Gaza into Israel in 24 hour period
'I heard an enormous explosion, and thought of my kids'


Israeliska flygvapnet har slagit till mot Gaza som ett svar på terrorattacken. Enligt Israel är det organisationen PRC (Popular Resistance Committees) som stod bakom torsdagens terror attack och flygattackerna har bl.a. riktats mot PRC.
IAF strikes seven Hamas targets in Gaza; 1 dead


Här kan man läsa om hur attacken gick till:
Timeline of the attacks on the Sinai border

Här kan man läsa om dödsoffren för torsdagens terrorattack:
Four family members killed in Eilat attacks named (Jerusalem Post)
Two sisters and their husbands have been named as four of the victims of the multi-pronged terror attack which killed 8 Israelis near Eilat on Thursday.
Moshe Gez, 53, and Flora Gez, 52, as well as Dov Karlinski, 58, and Shula Karlinski, 54 were killed while on the way to a vacation in the South. The couples, hailing from Kfar Saba, were killed when terrorists opened fire on their vehicle on Route 12 near the border with Egypt.
The four victims were scheduled to be laid to rest in Kfar Saba on Sunday at 11 a.m.
An additional victim, Yossef Levy, 57, from Holon was named earlier on Friday. Levy was returning home from a vacation in Eilat with his wife, who was also injured during the attack. His funeral will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Friday at a cemetery in Holon.
On Thursday, St.-Sgt. Moshe Naftali, 22, and Counter-Terrorism officer, Paskal Avrahami, 49 were also announced to have died in the violence. Naftali was laid to rest at Jerusalem's Mount Herzl cemetary on Friday morning and Avrahami was scheduled to be laid to rest there on Friday afternoon.
The eighth victim of the attacks, a bus driver, was yet to be named.