Gaza Rockets Dwindle After Militants Ask Israel for Truce
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Rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip into Israel dwindled to two today, after Palestinian militant groups said they would cease fire if Israel refrained from military strikes.
Israeli military aircraft hit three targets in Gaza overnight, striking a weapons storage facility and two launching sites, the army said in an e-mailed statement. No injuries were reported from the strikes, Gaza officials said.