Gaza weapons facilities hit in air strikes Palestinians inspect the damage to a chicken farm in Rafah town in the southern Gaza, on June 6, 2012, following an Israeli air strike, in which three Palestinians were wounded in two strikes according to medical sources. JERUSALEM, June 6 (UPI) -- The Israeli air force said it had attacked two weapons storage facilities in the Gaza Strip Wednesday. A statement from the spokesman's office of the Israeli military identified the attacks as direct hits and said the sites were targeted in response to rocket fire from Gaza on southern Israeli communities. Two Palestinians were injured, one critically, in one strike at a naval police post in Gaza City, the Palestinian Ma'an News Agency said. No injuries were reported as a result of the second strike at a poultry farm in Rafah, the news agency said. More than 270 rockets have been fired from Gaza into Israel this year, including two this week, the statement said. The Jewish Telegraphic Agency, based in New York, reported the air force last weekend hit three weapons productions sites in Gaza and what it described as two "terror tunnels." Ma'an News Agency said Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip since Friday killed two Palestinians and injured 13. The news agency also said that on Friday, a Palestinian gunman breached the southern Gaza border and fired on Israeli soldiers, who shot back. The army said a soldier and the Palestinian were killed.