 JERUSALEM - Palestinian militants fired two rockets into Israel from the Gaza Strip on Sunday without causing casualties, the Israeli army said. One struck south of the coastal city of Ashkelon.
The latest rocket attacks came despite a trucefire™ ceasefire which has been in force between Israel and Gaza militants since last November 26. Under the terms of the agreement, the Israeli army withdrew its troops from the coastal territory in exchange for Palestinian militants stopping the rocket fire. However, more than 100 rockets have since been fired into Israel despite the truce.
| Makes you wonder why the world expects Israel to keep honoring the trucefire, doesn't it? |
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