Israeli army bulldozers on Friday staged a limited incursion into the southern Gaza Strip for the third time since a ceasefire between Palestinian resistance groups and Israel. Four bulldozers pushed some 100 meters into northern Khan Younis, World Bulletin cites eyewitnesses as saying. One eyewitness said that the bulldozers tore up a large plot of land before pulling out from the area. There was no comment from the Israeli army.
The incursion was the third since Israeli and Palestinian negotiators signed an August 26 cease-fire deal in Cairo to end a seven-week Israeli offensive on the seaside enclave.
