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Benjamin Netanyahu warns Hamas of strikes over kites launched from Gaza

Airstrikes reported in Gaza following the launch of kites and balloons across the border.

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Airstrikes linked to cross-border kite and balloon launches have resulted in three reported deaths, according to recent reporting. Residents in southern Israel expressed fear that the current launches could escalate into explosive drone attacks.

Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas of potential strikes regarding the kites, while Defense Minister Katz ordered the Israel Defense Forces to respond immediately and with force. Outlets including Ynetnews, The Times of Israel, Haaretz, i24NEWS, Middle East Eye, and The Jerusalem Post covered the escalation.

Hamas described the objects as children's toys from refugee camps. Coverage does not yet specify whether further strikes or evacuations will take place beyond the initial military directives.

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Why did Israel threaten strikes against Gaza?

Israel issued warnings and ordered military responses over kites, balloons, and drones launched from Gaza.

How did Hamas characterize the objects?

Hamas stated that the kites reaching Israel were children's toys from refugee camps.

Were there any casualties reported from the strikes?

Three deaths were reported in Israeli airstrikes following the directives.

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