By Stan Goodenough
Jun 13, 2007
Arab supporters of the Hamas and Fatah terrorist groups may be slaughtering each other in Gaza, but at least some found an opportunity to fire Kassam rockets at Israeli targets Wednesday morning.
One of the missiles hit a school in the battered Negev town of Sderot. The other exploded harmlessly near a collective farm (kibbutz).
Although the high school was damaged, it planned to continue classes in its fortified rooms, according to the head of the regional council.
Sderot’s citizens have been driven nearly crazy by daily bombardments from “Palestinians” intent on killing Jews.
Seven of the town’s residents have been killed, and more than 400 have been wounded in the rocket rain that has fallen since 2001.
For Gaza’s Arabs, who are caught up in increasingly bloody gangland warfare, the hope remains that the Kassam fire will trigger a strong IDF response, which in turn will end the civil strife as Hamas and Fatah terrorists join forces again against their most hated foe.