 Four Israeli soldiers were wounded Friday when a roadside bomb exploded in front of their jeep as they travelled in the southern Gaza Strip, military sources said. They were taken to hospital with light injuries after the bomb - detonated by a mobile telephone - exploded in their path near the Sufa crossing in south of the occupied Palestinian territory. The sources said it was the fifth such incident on Israeli troops in Gaza this week. In a telephone call to AFP, the militant Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, which is loosely affiliated to Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas's ruling Fatah party, claimed responsibility for the attack. |