Rocket Attacks Force Israelis to Spend Nights in Bomb Shelters
Kalman, Matthew, The Independent (London, England)
Israeli leaders yesterday began preparing domestic and international opinion for a renewed onslaught against Palestinian militants after more than a million Israeli citizens spent a third night in bomb shelters as more than 100 rockets rained across the Gaza border in less than 48 hours.
Politicians and former generals lined up to urge Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take decisive action to stop the most intensive rocket barrage since Israel's ill-starred invasion of the Hamas-controlled enclave ended in January 2009. Mr Netanyahu is under increasing pressure from both politicians and residents to end Israel's policy of pinpoint attacks against weapons …
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Article title: Rocket Attacks Force Israelis to Spend Nights in Bomb Shelters.
Contributors: Kalman, Matthew - Author.
Newspaper title: The Independent (London, England).
Publication date: November 13, 2012.
Page number: 32.
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