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Rockets fired on Israel believed to have come from Sinai

Four rockets fired on southern Israel are believed to have come from the Sinai Peninsula. The rockets that landed on a moshav and its fields in southern Israel was fired Wednesday afternoon. The attack came a day after the four-day onslaught of rockets fired by terrorist groups in Gaza seemed to have come to an end in a tacit cease-fire brokered by Egypt.
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November 14, 2012

Four rockets fired on southern Israel are believed to have come from the Sinai Peninsula.

The rockets that landed on a moshav and its fields in southern Israel was fired Wednesday afternoon.

The attack came a day after the four-day onslaught of rockets fired by terrorist groups in Gaza seemed to have come to an end in a tacit cease-fire brokered by Egypt.

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