Haaretz reports:
Palestinians fired a makeshift rocket last month toward an area on the Green Line opposite an Afula-area moshav, Israeli military sources said on Sunday.
An Israeli security source security source said that the rocket fired from the northern West Bank was a cruder version of those launched in Gaza. It fell just short of the boundary between Israel and the West Bank, causing no damage or casualties.
The launch, which occurred in mid-December, was of very short range relative to rockets built in and fired from Gaza. The rocket traveled only a few dozen meters, from the West Bank village of Yamoun to an area opposite the Green Line border moshav of Ra-mon, part of the Ta'anachim group of agricultural villages outside the northern town of Afula.
No injuries or damage were reported.
Military censors delayed publication of the incident for three weeks, reflecting wide concern in Israel that Palestinian militants could target its main towns and cities with rockets from the occupied West Bank.
How are we to judge whether our leaders' policies are correct and beneficial if we don't know what are their results?
No injuries - yet.
No damage - yet.
Like how the Kassams started.
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