Israel Reopens Gaza Crossings Closed After Last Week’s Rocket Barrage
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JPost – The IDF spokesman confirmed Thursday that Israel fully reopened the border crossings into the Gaza Strip that were closed last week after Palestinian terrorists fired a barrage of rockets into the South on the second day of US President Barack Obama’s visit to Israel.
One projectile hit and damaged a home in Sderot. A second fell in an open area of the neighboring Sha’ar Hanegev Regional Council. Initial reports spoke of four rockets, two of which were believed to have landed within the Gaza Strip.
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