Israeli warplanes attack first time since August

Israeli warplanes carried out raids on targets in Gaza, late on Friday, in the first such attack since last August.
Witnesses said the raiding aircraft attacked a military outpost used by one of the Palestinian factions west of Al-Qarrarah town, but there were no reports about casualties.
Israeli F-16 jet fighters were spotted roaring over Gaza shortly before the attack, the first of its kind since August, when Israel and the Palestinians reached a truce to halt major armed hostilities.
The Islamic movement, Hamas, which controls the enclave, and Israel agreed to a ceasefire on August 26. The Egyptian-mediated truce ended a 50-day war that claimed 2,140 Palestinians' lives. Some 73 Israelis, mostly soldiers, also lost their lives during the fighting.