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Tag Archives: Grads
Grads on Eilat
Eilat was today’s target for two Grad missiles fired from Sinai. Thankfully no one was hurt and there was no serious damage but it could have been so much worse: At least two Grad rockets fired from the Sinai area … Continue reading
Pillar of Cloud: Updates for Day 6 amid talks about ceasefire
Once again apologies for the lateness of this blog post. Day 6 of Operation Pillar of Cloud was marked by a decline in rocket attacks from Gaza and talk about a possible ceasefire. “Decline in rocket attacks” however is only … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged Ashkelon, Bahrain, Beer Sheva, ceasefire, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Kassams, Khaled Mashaal, missiles, Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets, south
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Pillar of Cloud: Update for day 5
It’s been a busy noisy day in Israel on day 5 of Operation Pillar of Cloud. Here are the highlights from the Times of Israel liveblog (part 2): For the fourth day in a row, Tel Aviv is the target … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Ashdod, Ashkelon, Fajr, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Iron Dome, Kassams, missiles, Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets, Sderot, Tel Aviv, Tisha B'Av
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Operation Pillar of Cloud – updates for Day 3
In the Times of Israel’s live blog for day 3 of Operation Pillar of Cloud, we read that the IDF suspended its air attacks for 3 hours while the Egyptian Prime Minister visited Gaza: IDF to suspend strikes on the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Egypt, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Iron Dome, Kassams, missiles, Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets
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Day 2 of Operation Pillar of Cloud update: 3 killed in Kiryat Malachi
I was living in hope and praying that there would be no Israeli casualties in Operation Amud Annan but sadly this was not to be. And events overtook me before I managed to publish this post. The death toll in … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Ashdod, Ashkelon, Beer Sheva, Dimona, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Kassams, Katyushas, Kiryat Malachi, missiles, Netivot, Operation Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets, south
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Rocket fire update
After yesterday’s massive rocket barrage the south underwent a fairly quiet night. However that was violently broken this morning when yet another missile onslaught from Gaza hit Israel’s southern (and not so southern) communities, injuring four Israeli civilians. Please note … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged Ashdod, Ashkelon, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Kassams, missiles, Palestinians, rockets, Sderot, Shaar Hanegev, terrorists
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More rocket fire in yet another escalation in the south
In a series of bombings, shootings and rocket fire, Hamas has seriously escalated the already volatile situation in the south of Israel over the weekend. It all started up again last Thursday when an Israeli work crew near Nirim in … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Kassams, missiles, rockets, south
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It doesn’t stop – at least 16 rockets fired at Israel overnight
Just in case you thought that things had quietened down after the last barrage, you would be sadly mistaken. As usual, it all began when Israel hit back first. Early on Sunday, Palestinian terrorists fired two Grad rockets at Beer … Continue reading
Posted in Terrorism
Tagged Beer Sheva, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, missiles, rockets, south, terrorists, trauma
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End Palestinian oppression by their brothers
Reader Michael Kupfer recommended this short video, and it sums up in a nutshell what we all know to be true – that the Palestinians are treated far worse by their own Arab brothers than by anything that Israel is … Continue reading
Posted in Terrorism
Tagged bomb-shelters, Gaza, Grads, Hamas, Kassams, missiles, rockets, terrorism
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Netivot house takes direct hit from Grad missile
The rocket fire from the terrorists in Gaza onto Israel’s’ southern communities has not let up, despite the dearth of reports in the mainstream media. Last night (Saturday night) the missile fire caused a direct hit on a house in … Continue reading
Posted in Terrorism
Tagged Ashdod, Beer Sheva, Gaza, Grads, Kassams, missiles, Netivot, Palestinians, rockets, Sderot, south, terrorists
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