Israeli Schools Under Attack From Palestinian Rockets

By
Omri Ceren
– November 16, 2006Posted in: Palestinians

Just a little FYI to our friends in the international journalism community:

Sderot’s student council called a strike for Thursday in one of the city’s two high schools following Kassam attacks Wednesday that killed one woman and seriously wounded two young men. There will also be no studies in the elementary school of the Sha’ar Hanegev Regional Council. Meanwhile, the barrage continued on Thursday morning as two Kassam rockets, fired from the Gaza Strip, landed in the western Negev. One of the rockets fell in a Kibbutz chicken coop, while the other landed in open territory.

Meanwhile, we’ve read that Palestinian officials are suggesting that Israel should withdraw from militarily-occupied territories to make the rocket barrage stop. Yeah, if only Israel would withdraw from the Gaza Strip, it would fix all of this.

Here’s a hint: they want to kill Jews. They consider it a religious obligation of sorts.

And by “of sorts” we mean “in the strictest sense”.

Previously: IDF Increasingly Uninclined To Treat Attacks With Famous Sense of Good Humor, War Is Coming To Gaza, And It Will Be Hamas’s Fault. But That Won’t Be What You’ll Read., Hamas Has A Trained and Armed Military of 7,500 Troops

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