Reinforcing homes in Sderot is not the answer. What will the government do when the missiles start falling on Ashkelon - a city of more than 100,000, already within Kassam rocket range from northern Gaza? or on Tel Aviv? The peoples of Sderot want to live in Sderot. They are fighting so that the city doesn't collapse. The war is not over Sderot, but over the Land of Israel. Lets hope the government succeeds in solving the problem before a tragedy occurs in Sderot. The government should act with courage as explained at : http://xrl.us/biz8x

more rockets, life intolerable, government that does nothing, hmmm, what's on the sports page??

Who woke me up? I am sleeping more and more than Kofi Anan. Use restraint. I will tell Hamas to stop. Back to sleep.

how many terrorists will be eliminated. The Human Rights anti-Human organization and the UN and the rest of the world will not be able to complain against Israel. After all, this is the Arab policy ayin-tachat-ayin (an eye for an eye).

same old story, just change the number of qasams and motrars, locations, ho hum, what's new in the sports page?? Perhaps this is what the government wants, apathy and ignoring such a tragedy.

and what does this coward Ehud Olmert do?he tells the IDF to destroy a children's swimming pool in one of the settlements, people of israel get rid of him immediately,or lose your country

Hundreds of thousands of forests and orchards have been burned by Palestinian rockets landing in them. The cost to Israel's economy and livelihood is staggering, yet the world keeps silent, and even our own Ynet News fails to report the intentional damage caused. A person should not have to be killed or a house destroyed before Ynet feels the need to report it. On which side are they on?