False Rocket-siren Alarms Sound in Israel's Gaza Border Communities
No explosion was heard and no injuries or damage were sustained in the area
A public bomb shelter in the Eshkol region.Credit: Eliyahu Hershkovitz
Rocket alarm sirens heard in Israel's Eshkol region near the Gaza border on Sunday morning were later confirmed to be a false alarm.
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The regional council had earlier said that no explosion was heard and that no injuries or damage were sustained in the area.
Last month, militants in Sinai fired a rocket at the Eshkol region moments after Israel closed its southern border with Egypt for fear of an imminent attack. The rocket hit a greenhouse in a southern Israeli community near the Egypt and Gaza borders.