Rocket Fired From Gaza Strikes Southern Israel, No Casualties Reported
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by News Editor
Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip launched a rocket into Israel on Sunday afternoon, setting off warning sirens in the western Negev. The projectile exploded inside the territory of the border town of Sderot, causing no casualties or damage.
The rocket landed between two homes, near a college and the local train station. Locals said it was “a miracle” that nobody was injured. In response to the attack, the Israel Defense Forces attacked two sites of Hamas “terrorist infrastructure” in Beit Hanoun, in the northern Gaza Strip.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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