Israeli warplanes attack Gaza Strip

Gaza—(MOI)
 Israeli warplanes attacked several swaths in the Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported.
Local sources said that Israeli aircrafts struck empty lands in Abasan town in Khan Younis and areas by the Rafah crossing in the southern Gaza Strip.
Witnesses said that Israeli occupation military jeeps and tanks, guarded by warplanes whose flames lightened Gaza sky, moved intensively into the eastern Gaza city.
On 21 November 2012, Israel and the Palestinian resistance came to a ceasefire agreement to end the 14 day Israeli attacks that had killed many and injured hundreds of innocent civilians starting 14 November.
The terms of the latest agreement include ending all hostilities by Israelis and Palestinians, and facilitating the freedom of movement and transfer of goods within Gaza.
Yet, Israel has violated these simple truce points continuously since they were agreed upon. Not only are the crossings still very restricted, but the fire into Gaza continues, with the first one occurring the next day after the truce agreement.