Israel air strikes Gaza, kills one

Israeli aircraft struck what the military called "global jihad" targets in Gaza late on Tuesday killing at least one Palestinian and wounding 10, Palestinian officials said.
Israel said the targets were hardline followers of the global jihadist movement, planning cross-border attacks from neighbouring Egypt.
"The terrorists... were part of a wide global jihad infrastructure that includes terrorists from the Gaza Strip and Egypt," military sources told AFP on condition of anonymity.
Palestinian medics said that a first strike killed Abdallah al-Telbani, 22, as he rode in Jabaliya refugee camp in the north of the strip.
Two others were wounded but it was not clear if they were also in the same vehicle.