"The Israeli strikes prove the confusion and failure of the Israeli occupation compared to the steadfastness and resilience of the Palestinian people," Hamas official Ismail Ridwan said in a statement.
"Our people and our resistance are up to the challenge and are able to undermine the Israeli occupation's plans.
"We will continue and airstrikes will embolden our persistence to extract our rights."
Israeli warplanes last night carried out airstrikes in several sites across the Gaza Strip, local security sources said. No casualties were reported but Palestinian farmers said their land was left damaged.
Earlier in the week, Israeli aircraft launched similar heavy attacks against several targets throughout the Palestinian territory, citing reported affliction of injury on an Israeli trooper on Gaza’s border with the occupied territories.
Tel Aviv’s indiscriminate raids come while Gaza’s resistance groups have warned it strongly against its tempting another full-scale defensive operation.
The last such operation, called Sword of al-Quds, saw the groups rain down around 4,000 rockets on the occupied territories.
The movements staged the defensive campaign in response to the Israeli regime’s last war on the territory that saw it bombing the enclave for 12 straight days during May.