Grad Rocket Which Struck Ashkelon Was “Improved” Model
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Ynet – A Grad rocket fired from Gaza Tuesday morning landed on the outskirts of Ashkelon. No injuries were reported.
The rocket landed on a road in the city’s industrial zone, causing some damage. This was the first time a rocket was fired at Israel since the conclusion of Operation Pillar of Defense, in November.
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