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Hi there, from CNN. I'm Aaron Matheson, with the five things you need to know for Thursday, March 20th.

Hamas has fired rockets at Israel from Gaza.

The attack was launched in response to Israel's renewed ground offensive on the strip,

which shattered a two-month-long ceasefire.

CNN's Jeremy Diamond has more details.

Three rockets were fired by Hamas from the southern part of the Gaza Strip here towards

central Israel, setting off sirens in Tel Aviv and across this region.

One of those rockets was indeed intercepted.

The other two fell into open areas, according to the Israeli military, but there were no injuries

stemming from that.

Hamas, of course, over the last couple of days, had held back its fire,

resisting, firing back as Israel carried out these strikes in Gaza,

but finally making the decision to indeed carry out those strikes

and warning that much more will come if Israel keeps up its attacks on Gaza.

Israel blames the new fighting on Hamas for refusing to accept revised ceasefire terms. In turn, Hamas has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of unilaterally upending the

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