News | 14 Tishrei 5769, October 13, '08 | |
![]() ![]() Check It Out More ![]() | Published: 03/16/06, 2:28 PM / Last Update: 03/16/06, 11:37 AM Ashkelon Power Plant Employees Told Not to Gather in Groupsby Hillel Fendel (IsraelNN.com) A Rotenberg spokesman has confirmed that the new guidelines have indeed been issued. The reason for the new policy is the management's fear that a Kassam rocket might hit the plant. The station supplies a quarter of Israel's electricity. It is widely felt that a direct rocket hit on the plant, and especially one with casualties, would lead to public demands for a military entry and operation in Gaza. Approximately three Kassams have hit the area in or very close to the Rotenberg plant in recent weeks. One building was damaged. The Ministry of Education recently issued a directive forbidding school trips to the power station and other sensitive installations north of Gaza - for reasons of Kassam-related threats. Click here to receive our free Daily Israel Report © A7 Syndications - This article may not be republished freely. Written and oral arrangements prior to April, 2007 must be reconfirmed. If you are republishing A7 material, please contact us promptly.
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