There were no recent reports of casualties in the attack, attempting to weaken the deal that ended the deadly and deadly beating in May.
Israeli warplanes hit a Hamas base in Gaza in response to a rocket launching into Israel on Friday evening, an Israeli military spokesman said at a press conference earlier on Saturday.
There were no recent reports of casualties.
The Sirens warning of an impending rocket was heard near the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip late Friday, Israeli forces said.
The wounds came to light just hours after police arrested two members of the Gaza Islamic Jihad group who had fled an Israeli security camp earlier this week.
Earlier on Saturday, The Jerusalem Post reported that two other escaped prisoners had been arrested. He became known as Zakaria Zubeidi and Mahmoud al-Arida.
The recent escalation of violence at the experimental border attempts were unsettled which ended the strike in May.
More than 250 Palestinian civilians, most of them civilians and children, and 13 Israelis were killed in fighting in Gaza in May, when Israel stormed the coast, causing Gaza fighters to throw stones at Israeli cities.
Israel keeps Gaza under siege, and strongly restricts travel from the area where the two million Palestinians live.
Egypt also imposes restrictions on the site. Both are threatening Hamas over the ban.
The blockage impedes the movement of goods and people inside and outside Gaza and has disrupted the region’s economy and damaged two million people.