Israeli forces fired artillery shells at a checkpoint belonging to Palestinian resistance forces in the northeast of the town of Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza, on Friday night.
An Israeli jet also targeted a group of resistance fighters in the east of Beit Hanoun, the Palestinian Information Center said, adding that they survived the airstrike.
Palestinian sources said Israel also carried out an airstrike on the town of Beit Lahia.
Three Israeli rockets were fired at Shaikh Zayed area in northern Gaza. Ten Palestinians were reportedly injured in the attack, Press TV reported.
Tel Aviv claimed that Palestinian resistance forces had fired a number of rockets at an Israeli military position.
On Friday, clashes broke out between Israeli forces and Palestinians protesting against the recent decision by US President Donald Trump to recognize the occupied Jerusalem (al-Quds) as the capital of Israel despite widespread international opposition to the measure. Trump announced his decision on Wednesday. He said Washington would relocate the US embassy in the occupied lands from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem (al-Quds).
In reaction to the announcement, Palestinians staged rallies across the West Bank, Jerusalem (al-Quds), and Gaza.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Health Ministry said Mahmoud al-Masri, 30, was shot to death by Israeli forces in Gaza's southern city of Khan Yunis on Friday.
On Thursday, the Israeli military said an aircraft and a tank had targeted two security posts in Gaza. The attack in the late hours of the day had no casualties.
Jerusalem (al-Quds) remains at the core of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.