Israel has imposed an air, land and sea blockade on the impoverished Palestinian enclave ever since the Islamist group Hamas seized control in 2007 GAZA CITY, Palestinian Territories: The Israeli army said it hit on Monday a Hamas military post, in the latest in a series of drone strikes on Gaza, after its troops were shot at during a violent protest. The latest strike comes amid daily demonstrations at the border by Palestinians after Israel closed the Erez crossing from Gaza. Two protesters were wounded by “Israeli bullets” in the clashes on Monday, the Hamas-controlled health ministry in Gaza said in a statement. The army meanwhile said a drone “struck a military post belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization.” The post was located near an area from which assailants shot at soldiers “during a violent protest,” an army statement said. The “soldiers responded with live fire toward an assailant... and hit him.” Gaza has been rocked by daily protests since Israeli authorities closed the Erez crossing, the only gateway for pedestrians entering Israel from the coastal enclave. The closure has prevented thousands of workers from the impoverished enclave from entering Israel. On Monday, protesters burned tires and threw rocks at soldiers who responded with tear gas, an AFP journalist reported. Since September 13, seven Palestinians have been killed and dozens wounded in violence at the border, according to figures from the health ministry in Gaza. Israel has imposed an air, land and sea blockade on the Palestinian enclave ever since the Islamist group Hamas seized control in 2007. Armed conflict sporadically erupts between Israel and militants in the Gaza Strip. In May, an exchange of Israeli air strikes and Gaza rocket fire resulted in the deaths of 34 Palestinians and one Israeli.