Israeli helicopter's emergency landing

An Israeli helicopter landed for emergency on Sunday afternoon in one of the military sites South Gaza, after being shot by Palestinian resistance. A field observer said: "An Israeli military aircraft was flying east of Bani Suhela in Khan Yunis South to Gaza strip in order to secure occupation troops. It then faced direct fire shoots from a heavy machine gun. The targeted plane was extremely high and flying in a non balanced way. It had to leave the area to the south and land at Asnad Sofa military site, east Rafah and South Gaza." The same area has witnessed an Israeli military interference before withdraw during attacking the helicopter plane. Israeli occupation assassinated one of Qassam brigades' fighters in an air raid on Khan Yunis, south Gaza, on Sunday afternoon. It was considered as the biggest breaching action against the truce - which resumed last week - between Palestinian resistance and Israeli occupation through Egyptian mediations, after occupation killed five Palestinians.