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(Maariv International) A Kassam rocket fired by Palestinians in Gaza Wednesday fell inside a bedroom in a house in a western Negev kibbutz. Three children and their mother were in the room next door when the rocket fell but no one was wounded. (Jerusalem Post) "The Kassem ripped a huge hole in the wall and landed on the couple's bed," said the kibbutz secretary. The current fear is that western Negev towns will become "Sderot II," referring to the Israeli town where two residents were killed by a Kassem rocket one month ago. 2004-07-21 00:00:00Full Article
Kassam Rocket Lands in Kids' Bedroom; No One Injured
(Maariv International) A Kassam rocket fired by Palestinians in Gaza Wednesday fell inside a bedroom in a house in a western Negev kibbutz. Three children and their mother were in the room next door when the rocket fell but no one was wounded. (Jerusalem Post) "The Kassem ripped a huge hole in the wall and landed on the couple's bed," said the kibbutz secretary. The current fear is that western Negev towns will become "Sderot II," referring to the Israeli town where two residents were killed by a Kassem rocket one month ago. 2004-07-21 00:00:00Full Article
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