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Qassam lands in Negev; no injuries
Rocket lands in moshav, no injuries or damage reported. 'The government must take responsibility for the residents’ security; it is incomprehensible that the government we elected does not protect us,' Sderot teen says
Palestinians in north Gaza fired on Monday a Qassam rocket that landed near a Shaar Hanegev Regional Council moshav; no injuries or damage were reported.
Terror Group
More than 60 rockets fired at Israel since supposed ceasefire declared month ago, including three Wednesday night. Islamic Jihad Spokesman Abu Ahmad says in conversation with Ynet that rocket-firing cells aiming at targets, strategic facilities using accurate maps, promises that worst is yet to come: 'Israelis must prepare for upcoming terror attacks'
The al-Quds Brigades, Islamic Jihad’s armed wing, claimed responsibility for the attack.
“It’s a disgrace to the government that none of its ministers wake up and continue to allow us to keep getting attacked,” said 18-year-old Sderot resident Yehiel Hajbi, who made his way Sunday to the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem to take part in a demonstration against the Qassam fire on the western Negev town.
“It is a disgrace that the Knesset members and cabinet ministers do not visit Sderot to witness the residents’ suffering for themselves; the situation is intolerable,” he said.
“The government must take responsibility for the residents’ security; it is incomprehensible that the government we elected does not protect us.”
Protesters carried blood-stained dolls of children.
Ali Waked contributed to the report
