The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) say they've launched a large-scale bombing raid after some 30 rockets were fired at the area near the Israeli city of Sderot on Friday evening. Ten of the rockets, that the IDF said were flying from Gaza, were intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system.

The IDF said it destroyed 80 Hamas targets. No injuries or deaths have been reported on either side of the Gaza border.

An Indonesian hospital in the northern Gaza Strip has reportedly been damaged by the retaliatory strikes. Images from inside of the hospital show that its ceiling ruptured and one of the windows in the patients ward broken. Small piles of debris are seen lying on the floor.

It was also reported that the bombing caused a power shutdown at the hospital.

The Israeli military has not commented on the damage to the medical facility, accusing Hamas on Twitter of "deliberately" placing its training site and a weapons depot "next to schools, a hospital & a mosque."

Instead, IDF released footage of a strike on what it claims was the "Hamas Security Services HQ" in Gaza. "We warned the building's occupants to evacuate several times prior to the strike," the IDF spokesperson said.

The sounds of Israeli air strikes were heard all over Gaza, prompting terrified locals to seek shelter.

A huge explosion that briefly turned night into day was seen in the area.

Prior to the attack, IDF posted footage showing its air defenses repelling a rocket attack from the Gaza Strip. That took place after five Palestinians were killed during protests against the Israeli blockade of Gaza.

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