Army: Gaza rockets land in southern Israel

Militants in Gaza fired two rockets into southern Israel on Tuesday causing no damage or injuries, an Israeli army spokeswoman said. Meanwhile, soldiers detonated five explosive device near the border in the central Gaza Strip, the army said in a statement. The military said soldiers identified the devices while "performing routine activity" in the border area and detonated them with the assistance of an Israeli aircraft. On Tuesday morning, witnesses said several military jeeps and bulldozers entered al-Qarara north of Khan Younis and started leveling agricultural land as helicopters hovered overhead firing randomly at homes. An army spokeswoman did not confirm or deny the incident but said there had been military activity in the Gaza Strip.