Monday, September 3, 2007
Rocket hits a Sderot day care center:
Twelve children suffered from shock after the strike on the southern town, and were evacuated to Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon for treatment.
"We view this attack very gravely," said the prime minister. "The IDF has been instructed to destroy every rocket launcher and to strike all those involved in the fire."
Olmert made the comments during a joint press conference with visiting Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer in Jerusalem.
"We will continue to invest in reinforcement of educational institutions along the border with Gaza, and we will do everything necessary in order to create a stronger sense of security for the residents, who are living in an intolerable reality," added Olmert.
Hamas spokesman Taher Nunu called for the international community to prevent Israel from
carrying out harsh reprisals. "We are taking this new threat by Olmert seriously," he said. "We are warning of coming massacres against the people in Gaza."...
They fire rockets then retreat behind the skirts of the world.
This page (Hebrew -- scroll down to the video player) contains video of a rocket hitting a primary school just at the start of the day. Imagine your kids going through this another day for the sake of Hamas and the people who selected them.
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