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Nov. 1, 2013 / 11:34 AM

Four Palestinians killed during gunfight and airstrike in Gaza

An Israeli soldier enters a tunnel built by terrorists from Gaza near Ein HaShlosha, an Israeli community near the border of the Gaza Strip, October 13, 2013. Israel Defense soldiers uncovered the tunnel on October 7, which is approximately 18 meters underground and extends 1.7 kilometers. Military engineers were trying to collapse a tunnel that was discovered last month when Palestinian militants detonated a bomb that targeted Israeli forces. UPI/Debbie Hill

An Israeli soldier enters a tunnel built by terrorists from Gaza near Ein HaShlosha, an Israeli community near the border of the Gaza Strip, October 13, 2013. Israel Defense soldiers uncovered the tunnel on October 7, which is approximately 18 meters underground and extends 1.7 kilometers. Military engineers were trying to collapse a tunnel that was discovered last month when Palestinian militants detonated a bomb that targeted Israeli forces. UPI/Debbie Hill | License Photo

GAZA, Nov. 1 (UPI) -- Four Palestinian militants were killed after a gunfight and Israeli airstrike on the Gaza Strip early Friday, authorities said.

Prior to the airstrikes, five Israeli soldiers were injured in an explosion along the border, the Los Angeles Times reported.

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Military engineers were trying to collapse a tunnel that was discovered last month when Palestinian militants detonated a bomb that targeted Israeli forces, a statement from the army said.

Israeli forces then opened fire and killed Rabieh Barikeh, 23, a member of the Hamas military wing.

Israeli aircraft then targeted a second tunnel and three other members of Hamas were killed, the Times reported.

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