Gaza crisis increases after Israel agreement
There has been a fresh round of violence between Palestinian militants in Gaza and Israel, after a ceremony in Washington at which Israel and two gulf Arab states normalised their relations.
Militants fired two rockets into Israel on Tuesday night. One hit the coastal city of Ashdod, injuring two men.
Another barrage of 13 rockets was launched before dawn on Wednesday.
In retaliation, the Israeli military bombed sites in Gaza it said belonged to the Palestinian group Hamas.
The flare-up started while Mr Netanyahu and the foreign ministers of the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain were on the White House lawn, signing historic normalisation agreements brokered by US president Donald Trump.