News | Kislev 5, 5769 / December 2, '08 | |
![]() Mortar-shell firing terrorist ![]() Check It Out More ![]() | Published: 05/28/08, 11:55 AM IDF Strike Kills 2 Rocket-Launching Terroristsby Ezra HaLevi (IsraelNN.com) An IDF air strike killed two Hamas terrorists Wednesday morning following fierce gun battles in southern Gaza. Earlier in the morning, at least 14 mortar shells were fired at soldiers operating in Gaza, near the Sufa Crossing. IDF Shaked and Givati Brigade soldiers, backed by tanks and helicopters, are searching the area for terrorists and weapons. The soldiers reportedly made several arrests among local Arab terrorists. An IDF soldier was wounded lightly in the gun battles with Hamas terrorists. He was evacuated to Be’er Sheva’s Soroka Hospital, where he is in stable condition. Arrests in Judea and Samaria Earlier Tuesday, IDF forces in PA-assigned Kalkilya arrested three wanted terrorists. During searches in the area soldiers unearthed a pistol and two magazines. The contraband was seized and suspects brought in for questioning by security forces. Rock Attacks The teacher and youth were on an outing when they attacked. Israeli media have not reported the incident, one of several that occur on a daily basis but which have become accepted as routine. Rock thrownings have led to loss of control of the vehicle and even to death, as in the case of Amitai Kapach of Bet El. Jewish motorists were also targeted with rocks at the Yitzhar Junction in Samaria Tuesday. No injuries were reported. Iranian Rockets Reach Gaza via Sudan and Egypt The AP also quoted Israeli security officials that Syria still is helping Hizbullah stockpile weapons and that trucks and airplanes carry Iranian made rockets across the Syrian-Lebanese border. The news agency said that despite questions on the extent of Iranian involvement, it is clear that Tehran has been more active since the Shi'ite Muslim government replaced Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Sign up to receive the Daily Israel Report by email (Free) © IsraelNN Syndications - This article may not be republished freely. Review what you can publish free of charge and what requires a syndication payment on the Syndications Page.
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