By Stan Goodenough
Aug 05, 2007
At least two people were wounded Friday when Kassam rockets fired by "Palestinians" in the Gaza Strip hit the downtown area of the Negev city of Sderot.
One of the homes hit belonged to the family of a boy injured in a rocket attack last year.
Another three rockets slammed into the area on Saturday. One damaged a barn, while two fell in open areas. No further injuries were reported.
Gaza's Arabs have kept up a daily rocket bombardment of southern Israeli communities since before Israel pulled out of the Strip two years ago.
The government of then-prime minister Ariel Sharon forcefully uprooted nine thousand of his own people in order to give the"Palestinians" a chance to begin building their state there.
Instead, the Arabs turned Gaza into a mecca for terrorism.
Israel continues taking the war back to the terrorists in the strip in an effort to keep the lid on them.