CABRERA: Our breaking news on this Saturday. The militant groups controlling Gaza say they have reached a ceasefire agreement with Israel after a sudden surge of fighting and rocket fire. Militants reportedly launched more than 200 rockets and mortars in the last 24 hours. The Israeli air force meanwhile carried out its single largest campaign in several years. Let's go live to Jerusalem and CNN international correspondent Ian Lee in why this sudden spike in fighting. Are Israeli forces saying anything about the ceasefire?</s>IAN LEE, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Ana, to answer the first part of that question, it really all can be traced to Friday when Israeli soldiers killed two Palestinians during protest along the Gaza border with Israel. And then early on Saturday morning, that's when residents in southern Israel near Gaza woke up to sirens warning of incoming projectiles. And throughout the day at least 200 rocket and mortars were fired by Gaza militants towards Israel. And at least 30 were intercepted by Israel's iron dome missile system. Israeli jet fighters retaliated by hitting dozens of Hamas targets including tunnels, training facilities, weapons depots and command centers. It was the single largest bombing campaign in Gaza since 2014 warrant. And in that two Palestinian teenagers were killed and a dozen injured in that bombing according to the Palestinian ministry of health. Israeli medical official say four people were injured including three people who sustained light to moderate shrapnel entries after a rocket hit their house in the town of</s>CABRERA: All right. We will keep our fingers crossed that it stays calm. Thank you, Ian Lee for that update. Coming up, teaming up a controversy as President Trump hits the links in Scotland. Why environmentalists are sounding the alarm about one of his beachfront golf courses.
Fierce Clashes Between Israel And Militants In Gaza