The concept of cutting water and power supplies to Gaza in response to Kassam rocket attacks aimed at the western Negev has found favor in the eyes of Vice Premier Chaim Ramon.
“On principle, we need to fix a price for every attack from Gaza against the Gaza belt communities,” Ramon told Army Radio Tuesday morning. “We cannot continue to supply water, fuel and electricity when they are trying to kill our children.”
Nine Kassam rockets peppered the besieged city of Sderot on Monday, with the missile attacks timed to explode among residents just as parents were taking their children to school and going to work.