Monday, August 22, 2011

Following Eilat Attack, Terror Missiles Rain on Israel...Iran pulling the strings?


An Israeli policeman inspects a Beer Sheba school hit by a rocket fire

Israel Mulls Response to Rocket Attacks

One Israeli was killed and scores were injured after approximately 100 rockets were fired at southern Israel over the weekend. Rockets fired by Palestinians in Gaza fell in Beersheba and the Ashkelon area. One rocket fell on a school in Beersheba causing extensive damage but no injuries.

An Israeli man was killed Saturday night when a rocket exploded near a house in Beersheba. Six others were injured in the explosion, including two who were in critical condition Sunday. Other Israelis were injured when rockets exploded in Ashkelon, Ofakim, Ashdod and elsewhere in the western Negev over the weekend.
(UPI)
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Terror Groups Change Tactics; Avoid Iron Dome -Anshel Pfeffer

After Palestinian launch teams realized that the intercept systems deployed in the past two weeks around Ashkelon and Be'er Sheva provided near-perfect protection from rockets, they began targeting Ashdod and Ofakim more frequently.

And when they did aim at Be'er Sheva on Saturday night, they did not fire one or two rockets, as in the past, but rather a volley of seven rockets almost simultaneously. Iron Dome intercepted five of them successfully, but one penetrated the defense system, killing a resident.
(Ha'aretz)
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Tehran pulls strings of Gaza missile war

The role of Iran and Hizballah in manipulating the ongoing Palestinian war on Israel from Gaza is manifest, Debkafile's military sources report. They planned, orchestrated and funded the coordinated attacks on the Eilat Highway - and its sequel: volleys of 90 missiles launched day and night from Gaza against a million Israeli civilians since then.
[DEBKAfile]
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4 comments:

LHwrites said...

It is a travesty that as the world condemns tyrannies that are killing their own people that tyrannies assisting terrorist organizations and hostile neighbors to kill Israeli innocents have been allowed to do this for years and years without condemnation or outrage.

Bruce said...

Indeed.

LHwrites said...

I also meant to mention the particularly fine and well suited images you found for this post. Well done!

Bruce said...

Thanks...the spooky cartoon sports from the Jerusalem Post.