The ceasefire reached between Islamic Jihad and Israel has been violated: 5 rockets were fired

The ceasefire reached between Islamic Jihad and Israel has been violated again and at least five rockets have been launched into communities near the Gaza Strip in the last hour. Among other things, rockets were launched into the cities of Sderot and Netivot, and to smaller towns in the Negev, Eshkol and Sha'ar Negev areas. An iron dome system intercepted two rockets.

Egyptians reported this moprning that a ceasefire agreement has been reached between Israel and Islamic Jihad. A certified Egyptian source reports that the Islamic Jihad agrees to stop the shooting and will settle for peaceful demonstrations along the Gaza perimeter fence. Israel, for its part, has agreed not to shoot at the protesters and will not continue to eliminate senior Islamic Jihad activists. Hamas did not join Israel in the two days of fighting. Islamic Jihad fired more than 500 rockets at Israel, but failed to produce a victory image in the form of Israeli fatalities. The message from the Egyptian source has no approval from any other source. The ceasefire should now take effect. Israel also does not confirm that an agreement to stop the fighting has been reached. From misnight no rockets were fired toward Israel.In Villages and cities up to 40 kilometrs from the Gaza strip schools will not operate, although such a secision might be changed.

Last Night rocket fire was resumed  and tarrgeted Israeli cities in the center of Israel like Asdod. No one was hurt but damage was seen in vasarious places in the city. in the western Negev. After seven hours of silence, at least six alarms sounded in the area of ​​the cluster, and it was reported that the Iron Dome system was activated.
Hundreds of inquiries reached the Histadrut's information and service center yesterday in an emergency format. This is an increase of more than 50% compared to the number of call center calls during those hours on a normal day. The chairman of the Histadrut Arnon Bar-David ordered the hotline to be opened, due to the security situation in the country and the Home Front Command's instructions to the general public, regarding arrival at workplaces and educational institutions. The hotline can be contacted at 2383 *.
According to Advocate Information and Service Manager Adv. Eyal Abadi, an overwhelming majority (99%) of referrals to the hotline today were related to the impact of the security situation on workers' employment rights. Among the frequently asked questions: Is my workplace recognized as an essential job? Do I have to work on this day? If I do not go to work, will I be paid for this day? And if I work in an essential place and the schools are closed and my children are at home, what should I do?
For example, an Ashkelon resident who works as a nurse in a health fund, which is a vital place of work, while her husband is an army man - told the caller at the hotline that she was asked to come to work even though her three children were still at home. At the hotline, she was advised to contact the management at her place of work and employee representation, and ask for permission not to arrive due to her unique family situation.
Another worker said he went to work in the morning, had to return home due to the emergency, and when the level of alert in Gush Dan was lowered, he was asked to return to work. The same worker wanted to find out if the workplace would pay him for double travel. In this case and in other cases, employees were asked to contact the employee representative at their workplace in an attempt to reach agreements with the employer regarding travel refunds.
The Ministry of Economy and Industry is preparing to respond to industry inquiries and SMEs. Minister of Economy and Industry and Political Security Member Eli Cohen noted: "For many industries and businesses, breach of routine and hostilities in the South is expected to produce damage to current operations, and it is our job to assist them and provide them with all the tools available to assist and maintain their resilience."
As a result of the security situation, Minister of Economy and Industry and Political Security Member Eli Cohen instructed the ministry managers and administrators to prepare a continuous response to industry inquiries, exporters, importers and small and medium businesses in the various regions.
The office units are prepared to respond to applicants, and work in the field for immediate needs mapping. The firm is in contact with the Association of Manufacturers and Business Representatives in the field and operates accordingly.
The Agency for Small and Medium Businesses through a Southern Flight Center opened an emergency line and special assistance to businessmen and entrepreneurs from the southern region, located 0-40 km from the Gaza Strip this morning. The center will coordinate inquiries and answer questions and even assist government agencies and other agencies.
The business emergency line has been opened to help them maintain ongoing business operations as far as possible and in accordance with the Home Front Command directives. Business Line Emergency Inquiries: * 8794
Minister of Economy and Industry and Political Security Member Eli Cohen: "Every terrorist will know that the arm of the State of Israel is everywhere, and the strength of our security forces permeates every bunker. We embrace and congratulate our forces on the successful operation. Will learn about his flesh that the rules of the game have changed. "
The banking system was also prepared for the emergency. The activity will continue as usual in all areas of the country despite the shooting that resumed this morning.

Yesterday The IDF attacked terrorist targets of Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip. Air Force aircraft attack in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip, Palestinians report IDF attack on agricultural area north of Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza. Earlier, IDF aircraft attacked Islamic Jihad underground launching station in northern Gaza. Injury was identified. IDF Spokesman said it was a position used to launch rockets from Gaza to Israeli territory earlier today

The Palestinians reported three fatalities in an air force attack on a rocket launcher in Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip. Since the beginning of the campaign, about 10 Palestinians have been killed in air strikes.
 Tomorrow there will be no studies in the Gaza Strip communities, in Sderot, Ashkelon, Ashdod, and Beer Sheva. Studies will take place in the